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Seeking Sage Newsletter - Volume 14 November 2, 2020

The Sage Record Seeking Sage Newsletter

Lyndie Blevins

Monday, 02 November 2020

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I miss my hometown newspaper. It’s been out of business for about 15 years. It came on Thursdays. It not only was a place of keeping city government accountable, but you could keep up with births, deaths, Obituaries and my favorite the detail descriptions of the wedding party’s outfits and the theme decors. (Especially for the ones you weren’t invited too.)

I wanted to include The Sage Record in my book. It’s a primary part of my platform, it is my blog.

I've decide to tell some of the background info for my story by inserting newspaper articles through the project.

This week, as we learned the identity of the ‘Anonymous,’ it made me wonder, how much will future historians use the many opt-eds written in the last four to interpret what happened in the last five years.

There is still power in some one picking up a pen and writing. Good luck with your writing this week.

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Be safe.

Lyndie Blevins

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