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As a daily reader of The National I look forward to doing the Crossword each day; I do this at lunchtime. However this does not happen on a Sunday! So at lunchtime on the Sunday I usually read Gerry Hassan – it is quite often in the 7 Days, a broadsheet, and difficult to handle.
This week the 7 Days broadsheet had a front page by Hugh MacDonald entitled ‘“The Wait of History” most of my time in the SNP’. I never met Hugh but I knew his father, also Hugh MacDonald, SNP Vice Chairman for Publicity at the time of the Hamilton by election. He worked for Beaverbrook Newspapers, and at the time of Hamilton he was off sick.
The next thing that happened was that he was on the front pages, himself and Angus MacGillveray with Winnie Ewing on their shoulders when she won the Hamilton By Election in November 1967. I never read of any disciplinary action against him.
Winnie lost her seat in 1970, but gained it in 1974. Much later when her daughter Annabelle Ewing, fought the seat I took Winnie through from Edinburgh; at that time she said “I have met so many people who voted for me that I wonder how I managed to lose!”
And now we have an unseemly battle going on in the SNP between Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond.
Let me put some things into context; when Alex Salmond was first accused of sexual harassment – to put it mildly, he denied the charges and had a Crowdfunder to finance his appeal.
So I made an entry into the site. My card was rejected, I decided to re-enter the details; this was also rejected. About five minutes later my telephone rang; it was an electronic wifie from the Bank of Scotland asking what was I doing? Very difficult to argue with an electronic woman.
I had never up to that point had any payment rejected and I think she gave me a number to call, not too clear on that but I was very suspicious. After all this was about Alex Salmond and our establishments do not support the SNP.
I struggled to find a telephone number for the Bank of Scotland, and the next day I called the number on my Visa Debit Card. I asked if this was a normal procedure and was told that it was; I later asked my eldest son who worked for the Royal Bank of Scotland and he confirmed that they used that system too. By this time the Crowdfunder was fully subscribed, so I saved some money.
After investigations, the Scottish Government paid over half a million to Alex’s legal team.
In the midst of all this Alex contacted Nicola Sturgeon, going so far as visiting her home in Glasgow which he should not have done and dragged her into his mess; he above all people knew the Ministerial Code…
We are now at the stage of claim and counterclaim, Alex was found Not Guilty by a jury; as more than a dozen women were involved, that seemed strange to me.
Alex is now asking for a Parliamentary Inquiry, but excluding some information which means he could incriminate himself. I am at a bit of a loss where all this is going?
The only person charged with an offence was Alex Salmond, and he was cleared by a jury after a trial. We are short months way from the 2021 Scottish Elections and the Unionists are salivating at this gift to them.
When Alex stepped down after the 2014 Referendum was lost I saw him on TV as he flew North and he said “You’ve no’ seen the last of my bonnets and me” a line from Bonnie Dundee.
Nicola Sturgeon at present is playing a storm against Covid 19, Brexit and a hard Tory Right Wing Westminster Government.; we did not foresee Covid 19, but we did see Brexit coming. Scotland voted to Remain by 62% of us, ignored by the Tories.
The SNP should close this episode down and Alex should remember “Put Scotland First”.
Nicola Sturgeon has now seen 20 Opinion Polls for Yes, and is very highly regarded in the UK, far outshining the other Parties.
This situation was created by Alex’s conduct, and we are in a quandary as we keep hearing about Parliamentary Enquiries, so beloved by opponents in our own and other Parties.
At the age of 86 and after 55 years in the SNP, I despair. To further add enchantment to the view the English Prime Minister, one Bollocks Johnstone has decided to visit Scotland during severe travel restrictions. Last year in the early months of lockdown his chief adviser Dominic Cummings.claimed he had to go to Barnard Castle to have his eyes examined; it looks as if Mr Johnstone is needing his head examined.
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Last night watching CNN news was compulsive. The USA considers itself to be the leader of Nations. A shining example for us all to aim for. Well one man’s campaign of several years destroyed that yesterday.
Since the election in November he has behaved like a spoilt child. In a Nation that positively encourages people to carry arms on a daily basis, their leader uses social media to wind up his supporters to the level that they feel entitled to enter a government building, threaten the staff, trash the place and shoot people. 4 people dead because someone cannot accept defeat at a democratic poll.
A good friend of President Trump says his actions have ensured that it will be a long time before another Republican President sits in the Whitehouse. His advice to Republicans is to elect candidates on policies in future and not on personality.
Nearer home we have a similar situation. The Westminster government ultimately holds the big purse strings and controls how much vaccine is purchased and how and when it is divvied up. Matt Hancock visited a health centre today for a press opportunity around the starting of vaccinating. Oops, vaccine has been delayed by 24 hours. Did nobody tell him? Slappy wrists for member of his team then.
Leadership quality at Westminster? Prime Minister is totally unable to turn out without looking like he slept in a hedge. Thinks waving his arms around and mumbling sound bites in a Churchill style with, a guffaw added, will get us all to like him. Is there a member of the cabinet who has not been caught out on a lie in the media? Have they said sorry? No. They just try and talk their way out and change the subject. Their advisors look extremely uncomfortable at times with the cabinet and often do briefings on their own
Thank goodness I have a leader I can look up to. She is not perfect. She has stated that many times. She does put herself before us, most days, tells us the situation as it is and allows herself to be questioned. Apologises frankly when something has gone wrong. She is always accompanied at the briefings by members of her team, both advisors and secretaries. They are completely relaxed in each others company and trust each other to answer questions.
My Leader has been the topic of conversation in many European newspapers recently, in a positive light. My leader has been invited to take the citizens she leads back into the family of Europe once we manage to leave the chains of the Westminster control. Of my Leader I am proud.
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The hunt is on for yet another leader of Scottish Labour. Once again, someone has stepped down either to try to bolster the party’s abysmal ratings ahead of an election or because they no longer believe in the message that they have to promote. Since the inception of the Scottish Parliament in 1999, there have been no fewer than 9 elected leaders for Labour in that two decades compared to only 3 from the SNP. The Lib Dems and the Tories showed more reliability with 4 and 5 respectively whilst the Greens, although now sharing a collective responsibility, have had 2 consistent leaders. It is clear that to have stability within leadership leads to stability in ratings yet Scottish Labour seem hellbent on implosion as they race to lose all reverence from the electorate.
Politics in the South of Scotland and the Highlands are worlds apart. The issues that affect them, the way people perceive things are different and generally the political make up of a council area will reflect that in the parties that it votes in. The farming heartlands of the rural East tended to be Tory, the industrial towns and cities of the heavily populated central belt were Labour to a man and the Highlands and Islands signified their differences with the Libdems. All areas were represented by the parties that focused on the issues that mattered to their communities and particularly in the Highlands, it was the person who was voted for rather than the party. Scotland has always been different from England in this situation, the people that were elected to represent them were people who lived amongst them, were friends, neighbours but always, very involved within their communities. Although elected with respect, there were no airs and graces afforded to them, rather an accountability and a reminder that “I kent your Faither”. Having lived so long in the areas they represented, they knew the issues, the people, the foibles and generally incumbencies were longlasting.
The demise of Labour and the other political parties in Scotland, although seemingly rapid in the last few years, actually began with the convening of Holyrood. From one national party singing from the same hymn sheet, the parties had to diverge and cater for the fact that they now found themselves representing UK versus Scotland. Newly faced with Scottish only issues in a different parliament, they found themselves sometimes at odds with the decisions being made in Westminster. The Uk headquarters, now embracing New Labour and its London-centric outlook refused to acknowledge the transformation happening in Scotland and the elected representatives, slow to wake, clung to the All One message from the south. The SNP did not have this problem of course and slowly but surely, the consistent messages began to resonate within the country and with the needs and wants of Scotland solely at its heart, unencumbered by the demands of others, it began to make inroads and established itself as the dominant party.
As the fortunes of the UK as a whole, and certainly that of Scotland changed, the inability of Labour to remain true to its roots of protecting the disadvantaged and core support began to haemorage votes. Completely lost, it did not know what to do – the values of New Labour were alien to the Scottish heartlands but even though the electorate were telling them that, they refused to change outlook. Tribal politics were fierce between two parties who on paper should have been closely aligned and the old saying of never discuss football, politics or religion proved its point over and over again as Labour refused to shift from its belief that as they had once been right, they would always be right. By the time of the referendum in 2014, their core support was desperate to welcome the visions of a new progressive country that put its citizens first and accepted all for who they were, not what they could offer, yet Labour dug in its heels. Behind the scenes, many of its elected members were sympathetic but could not say so publicly and the head offices from the South bombarded the Scots with the message that they were incapable of surviving on their own. This truly incomprehensible tactic backfired on them in the most unexpected way; as the Scots showed that they did not want independence at that moment, they would not forgive the way that they had been spoken to and treated during the campaign and the SNP secured an unexpected victory in Westminster.
Over the last few years the chasm between the Labour Party and the Scottish Labour Party has widened significantly and it now seems that to survive in Scotland, they have to adopt the promise of another independence election to win back the voters that they lost to the SNP. Those who publicly endorse this have no desire to drink from the poisoned chalice of the leadership and the two names that have so far come forward still refuse to countenance that there is another way. Offered a joint working partnership today by the Tories they refused, and so SNP ratings are safe yet. Monica Lennon, a respected and hard working MSP, would be the obvious choice for a new forward looking leader but it is likely that the experience of Anas Sarwar will win out; very closely aligned with UK Labour, nothing will change and the message will still echo in the wind that there only is one way to change – embrace independence and the opportunities that will provide. Their problems of course go deeper – until it is separated from its Westminster shackles. It is astounding to me that Labour – supposedly the party of the people, of social democracy , of equality and prosperity, should have a “Sir” as its leader. A Tory in all but name, it will not be long before UK Labour finds itself in the same position as Scottish Labour. England however does not have an alternative party such as the SNP to vote for and it is worrying indeed to see no effective opposition available and the impact that this is having on democracy. Starmer’s proclamations on Scotland so far have been simply dangerous, shutting down all debate and ruling the northern territory as effectively as his political opposites. Donald Dewar must surely be birlin’.
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The issues that affect them, the way people perceive things are different and generally the political make up of a council area will reflect that in the parties that it votes in. The farming heartlands of the rural East tended to be Tory, the industrial towns and cities of the heavily populated central belt were Labour to a man and the Highlands and Islands signified their differences with the Libdems. All areas were represented by the parties that focused on the issues that mattered to their communities and particularly in the Highlands, it was the person who was voted for rather than the party. Scotland has always been different from England in this situation, the people that were elected to represent them were people who lived amongst them, were friends, neighbours but always, very involved within their communities. Although elected with respect, there were no airs and graces afforded to them, rather an accountability and a reminder that “I kent your Faither”. Having lived so long in the areas they represented, they knew the issues, the people, the foibles and generally incumbencies were longlasting.\nThe demise of Labour and the other political parties in Scotland, although seemingly rapid in the last few years, actually began with the convening of Holyrood. From one national party singing from the same hymn sheet, the parties had to diverge and cater for the fact that they now found themselves representing UK versus Scotland. Newly faced with Scottish only issues in a different parliament, they found themselves sometimes at odds with the decisions being made in Westminster. The Uk headquarters, now embracing New Labour and its London-centric outlook refused to acknowledge the transformation happening in Scotland and the elected representatives, slow to wake, clung to the All One message from the south. The SNP did not have this problem of course and slowly but surely, the consistent messages began to resonate within the country and with the needs and wants of Scotland solely at its heart, unencumbered by the demands of others, it began to make inroads and established itself as the dominant party.\nAs the fortunes of the UK as a whole, and certainly that of Scotland changed, the inability of Labour to remain true to its roots of protecting the disadvantaged and core support began to haemorage votes. Completely lost, it did not know what to do – the values of New Labour were alien to the Scottish heartlands but even though the electorate were telling them that, they refused to change outlook. Tribal politics were fierce between two parties who on paper should have been closely aligned and the old saying of never discuss football, politics or religion proved its point over and over again as Labour refused to shift from its belief that as they had once been right, they would always be right. By the time of the referendum in 2014, their core support was desperate to welcome the visions of a new progressive country that put its citizens first and accepted all for who they were, not what they could offer, yet Labour dug in its heels. Behind the scenes, many of its elected members were sympathetic but could not say so publicly and the head offices from the South bombarded the Scots with the message that they were incapable of surviving on their own. This truly incomprehensible tactic backfired on them in the most unexpected way; as the Scots showed that they did not want independence at that moment, they would not forgive the way that they had been spoken to and treated during the campaign and the SNP secured an unexpected victory in Westminster.\nOver the last few years the chasm between the Labour Party and the Scottish Labour Party has widened significantly and it now seems that to survive in Scotland, they have to adopt the promise of another independence election to win back the voters that they lost to the SNP. Those who publicly endorse this have no desire to drink from the poisoned chalice of the leadership and the two names that have so far come forward still refuse to countenance that there is another way. Offered a joint working partnership today by the Tories they refused, and so SNP ratings are safe yet. Monica Lennon, a respected and hard working MSP, would be the obvious choice for a new forward looking leader but it is likely that the experience of Anas Sarwar will win out; very closely aligned with UK Labour, nothing will change and the message will still echo in the wind that there only is one way to change – embrace independence and the opportunities that will provide. Their problems of course go deeper – until it is separated from its Westminster shackles. It is astounding to me that Labour – supposedly the party of the people, of social democracy , of equality and prosperity, should have a “Sir” as its leader. A Tory in all but name, it will not be long before UK Labour finds itself in the same position as Scottish Labour. England however does not have an alternative party such as the SNP to vote for and it is worrying indeed to see no effective opposition available and the impact that this is having on democracy. Starmer’s proclamations on Scotland so far have been simply dangerous, shutting down all debate and ruling the northern territory as effectively as his political opposites. Donald Dewar must surely be birlin’.",
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On the morning of 6 January I sat down with a new book which I’d received as a Christmas gift and was looking forward to reading. I’d spent a fair amount of the previous night watching CNN and hoping rather than expecting that the Democrats could win both Senate seats in Georgia’s runoffs. I knew that Trumpery had done a lot to help them but had the idiot in chief done enough?
Little did I know how prescient that book selection would be as the day unfolded. The book; Bob Woodward’s “Rage”!
As the day unfolded and it looked as though both seats were about to fall, a bonfire of the insanities was being lit in Washington with the idiot wing of the Republican Party about to mount what was effectively an attempted coup.
For months now, we’ve watched an American comedian Bill Maher warn week after week that Trump would not go quietly into the night and asking every Democrat who came on his programme what they would do when he refused to concede and leave the White House? Each, in turn, assured us that he would go on the back of a massive electoral defeat just as every other defeated President had done. To say that Maher was sceptical would not be an exaggeration. How right he was! I’m looking forward to his first show of the New Year.
What, it seems to me, that they missed was the extent to which the Trump supporters actually believed the lies they were being fed by Fox etc. Starting with “birtherism”, fake news, alternative facts, the Inauguration crowd, Paedos in a pizza parlour, Qanon etc and on it went for 4 years.
I notice that Twitter and FaceBook have now finally acted to limit Trump’s accounts, did anyone see which way the horse bolted? It’s not even that the storming of the Capitol was planned in secret, it was all over social media and fuelled from Trump’s own Twitter account! The decisions which led directly to the deaths of 5 people need to be examined and potentially result in police investigations. The decisions not to have the National Guard at least on stand by and then not sent in to calm the situation deserve the full scrutiny of Congress as well as law enforcement. When we recall the time spent investigating the tragic events in Benghazi then the families of those 5 people deserve full accounting.
Ironically, I ended that day playing “The Devil went down to Georgia”! Once more he lost his soul!
The tragedy which has played out in the US has, perhaps, some lessons for us all.
The language and conduct of political discussion has become progressively more antagonistic and less dependent on truth or at least on evidence. Allegations and insults are bandied about with little regard for their veracity or the impacts they have on people. Full disclosure, I have been as guilty as others of tossing a fair amount of abuse around. We do though need to reflect on why we have reached the current level where arguably, with Merkel about to retire, the West is pretty devoid of Leadership.
We see the dangers of playing just to your base and it can have the two consequences we see in Washington. That, although your base turns out in huge numbers, the other side who are repelled by the rhetoric and actions turns out more so you lose. Secondly the losers have been so convinced that they “won” that they are unable to accept the result.
Just as President-Elect Joe Biden strives to the end divisiveness of the last four years so we can learn that just winning Indyref 2 is not enough! It must be the catalyst for pulling all of Scotland together, we need those who support the Union to accept the result and help build a better society, community and country.
We can look at how some pretty base feelings were stirred and then manipulated to produce the Better Together campaign with, for example, its scare tactics on pensioners and people from other EU countries. This in turn was the template for the Brexit campaign which was the least credible and most lie filled campaign the UK as ever seen. That in turn was used to fuel the fires in the US and although Germany, France and The Netherlands etc stemmed the tide of right-wing populism, the UK succumbed again in 2019.
One thing which stands out, to me at least, is that there is nothing like a commonly accepted basic set of facts which can serve as the basis of debate about the future. Certainly opposition parties here in Scotland appear utterly incapable of seeing beyond the next session of FMQs.
The media seem unable to point out even the most obvious contradictions as the demands change from week to week. Keep schools open is replaced by move to online learning with not a backward glance. Vaccinate my group is demanded with no thought to the simple fact that this would potentially mean a more vulnerable person doing without. Why haven’t the Government spent more is asked but no reporter points out that the campaign of 2014 means that we must still go cap in hand to the Westminster Government which has nothing remotely like a plan, far less a strategy for economic recovery. The one consolation in all of this is that we in the YES movement are, at the moment, blessed in our opponents. There is by common consent no sign of a credible political opposition which could stop the SNP winning a majority in May and then the Andrew Marr question will become even more potent. The only thing which could stop that is internal fighting and division. Those who wish to pursue their own agendas at the risk of Independence may well benefit from a period of self-restraint. As President Trump finally leaves the Oval Office, we should all reflect that just 12 months ago he looked a damn good bet for re-election.
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Each, in turn, assured us that he would go on the back of a massive electoral defeat just as every other defeated President had done. To say that Maher was sceptical would not be an exaggeration. How right he was! I’m looking forward to his first show of the New Year.\nWhat, it seems to me, that they missed was the extent to which the Trump supporters actually believed the lies they were being fed by Fox etc. Starting with “birtherism”, fake news, alternative facts, the Inauguration crowd, Paedos in a pizza parlour, Qanon etc and on it went for 4 years.\nI notice that Twitter and FaceBook have now finally acted to limit Trump’s accounts, did anyone see which way the horse bolted? It’s not even that the storming of the Capitol was planned in secret, it was all over social media and fuelled from Trump’s own Twitter account! The decisions which led directly to the deaths of 5 people need to be examined and potentially result in police investigations. The decisions not to have the National Guard at least on stand by and then not sent in to calm the situation deserve the full scrutiny of Congress as well as law enforcement. When we recall the time spent investigating the tragic events in Benghazi then the families of those 5 people deserve full accounting.\nIronically, I ended that day playing “The Devil went down to Georgia”! Once more he lost his soul!\nThe tragedy which has played out in the US has, perhaps, some lessons for us all.\nThe language and conduct of political discussion has become progressively more antagonistic and less dependent on truth or at least on evidence. Allegations and insults are bandied about with little regard for their veracity or the impacts they have on people. Full disclosure, I have been as guilty as others of tossing a fair amount of abuse around. We do though need to reflect on why we have reached the current level where arguably, with Merkel about to retire, the West is pretty devoid of Leadership.\nWe see the dangers of playing just to your base and it can have the two consequences we see in Washington. That, although your base turns out in huge numbers, the other side who are repelled by the rhetoric and actions turns out more so you lose. Secondly the losers have been so convinced that they “won” that they are unable to accept the result.\nJust as President-Elect Joe Biden strives to the end divisiveness of the last four years so we can learn that just winning Indyref 2 is not enough! It must be the catalyst for pulling all of Scotland together, we need those who support the Union to accept the result and help build a better society, community and country.\nWe can look at how some pretty base feelings were stirred and then manipulated to produce the Better Together campaign with, for example, its scare tactics on pensioners and people from other EU countries. This in turn was the template for the Brexit campaign which was the least credible and most lie filled campaign the UK as ever seen. That in turn was used to fuel the fires in the US and although Germany, France and The Netherlands etc stemmed the tide of right-wing populism, the UK succumbed again in 2019.\nOne thing which stands out, to me at least, is that there is nothing like a commonly accepted basic set of facts which can serve as the basis of debate about the future. 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The purpose of this article is to share my story in hopes of connecting to the right people at Facebook who can help me save my businesses, and the jobs that go with it. To date, we have not been able to find an avenue through which to talk to Facebook and hopefully find a resolution that will ensure we can continue to run our businesses while complying with all Facebook policies.
We built our business over the course of more than 15 years, spending almost $60 million on Facebook ads in the process. My company, Shared, is a content publishing business (shared.com, life.shared.com, fun.shared.com). Until recently, we had more than 25 million enthusiastic fans on 11 pages. We posted memes, videos and links to articles written by our teams of writers. Facebook’s own Page Quality tab showed that all of our pages were green (no violations). We have high credibility and make it easy for people to reach out to us with any corrections or concerns.
Our legacy promotional business, Freebies (freebies.com, free.ca), publishes notices of free samples, savings and coupons from great brands. The majority of our expenditure on Facebook is through Freebies.
In the past, we have met with Facebook’s policy team to make sure our landing pages are fully compliant with its policies. By being upfront and honest, we have built a base of millions of users who regularly return to our Freebies websites and other Freebies Facebook pages.
To this day, I am grateful for, and proud of, the businesses I have helped build on the incredibly powerful Facebook platform.
Until recently, I believed Facebook felt the same way about me and my businesses. I have visited their offices and have hosted their representatives at mine. I still cherish my relationships with all of them.
Over the past few years, however, the lines of communication have gone dark. Instead of our trusted Facebook partners, we found ourselves trying to communicate with 3rd party contractors who didn’t always share our goals and objectives or understand our business. There was little interest in helping us understand new Facebook policies or what we were expected to do to comply with them.
From 2006 to 2020, the group of businesses that I co-own and operate have spent a total of $57,263,553 CAD on Facebook ads. We have spent money on other platforms, but Facebook has remained our main one. We believed Facebook when they said they cared about small businesses.
Freebies has been plagued by recent ad violations suggesting they are not following policy for dating ads. Freebies has never run a dating site, nor has it advertised for dating sites on Facebook. The CEO of Freebies, Mike Debutte, tried in vain to reach out to Facebook for help in appealing the supposed violations that are causing major disruptions and loss of revenue to our business. It was frustrating and handicapped the business, but it had become the cost of doing business on Facebook, so we just kept doing the best we could to continue to grow the business.
On Oct 26, 2020 my phone lit up with notifications that any business owner reliant on Facebook never wants to see: a number of my pages from both businesses had been unpublished. At first, it was smaller pages with between a few thousand and a few million fans each.
An hour later, our main Shared page, with more than 13 million fans was unpublished and my personal Facebook account was disabled. My business partner, James Walker, and our ex-media buyer, who had started a new business together, also had their personal accounts disabled.
In total, several pages that had 21 million fans had been unpublished, and Facebook had taken action against me, personally, that one assumes are reserved for the worst in our society — criminals, pedophiles and conspiracy theorists. “We’ve determined that you are not eligible to use Facebook. This decision is final. Unfortunately, for safety and security reasons, we can’t give you any additional information as to why your account was disabled. For more information about our policies, please review the Facebook terms,” read the message when I tried to login to my account. If you’ve ever read the Facebook terms, they are long and often ambiguous. A lot of what you see in the newsfeed is arguably against the terms and Facebook decides what is our isn’t. It’s their platform, I get it. But in this case, it was clear there had been a misunderstanding or error.
I took some measure of solace in the fact that earlier in the day on Monday, Oct 26, the Facebook newsfeed had appeared to reset itself. I later discovered that we also received ad violations on an ad account and page that we hadn’t used in over 2 years. So I assumed it was all a mistake or glitch, a false positive somewhere in Facebook’s AI.
Over the next few days, Google searches turned up many stories of people being disabled for no reason, and ad accounts being shut down. Again, I believed it was all some sort of mistake. I filled out every form I could find, as did my colleagues.
In the meantime, we still had the ability to publish to 3 of our pages. So we made do with what we had while we waited for our pages to come back, confident that they would. Maybe after the US election which we understood was causing some distractions for Facebook. But the election came and went.
After 45 days, Emma Craig, Shared’s Head of Content, reached back out through a chat support in the Facebook Business Manager and asked if there was anything we could do to speed up the process. Shortly thereafter, she received a notification in the Facebook app, “Due to repeated Page violations, you can’t post to any Pages eligible for monetization.” There was no ‘learn more’ or method to appeal. She was no longer able to post to the pages we had left. She quickly went back into the Facebook Business Manager, and reviewed the Page Quality tab (where Facebook tells you if you have page violations) on each of the pages both unpublished and published. All of them were green. No violations.
We asked Mike to try posting to the two pages he had access to. We can’t give him access to the third, because we‘ve been locked out of making changes in the Business Manager. For 24 hours, Mike was able to post, and then he too received the message, “Due to repeated Page violations…” It should be noted here, that prior to this, Mike has never been in a role where he was required to post to pages. He posted to pages for a total of 24 hours before receiving this notification.
Facebook has systematically shut down our 2 small businesses during a pandemic and economic crisis without explanation. Part of me is still convinced that it was a glitch in their system and nobody has taken the time to fully review it. Another part of me thinks someone saw something they didn’t like, didn’t take the time to understand it and won’t give us the chance to explain it and make it right.
It’s possible that Shared or Freebies, or my business partner and his new business made a mistake and we’ve all been found guilty by association.
But after more than 15 years and $57M dollars, is it too much to ask that Facebook provide me with an explanation and allow me to defend myself for whatever wrongdoing they believe I’ve committed? Instead, with the flick of a switch, and with no regard for the consequences, they may have destroyed my business along with the jobs it provides.
If given the chance, I would go to great lengths to adjust my business, to right whatever wrong Facebook believes I have committed. I would change my business model, and shift the direction of my business to ensure I am fully compliant with Facebook’s policies. I have done it many times before. I would like to do it again.
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We have high credibility and make it easy for people to reach out to us with any corrections or concerns.\nOur legacy promotional business, Freebies (freebies.com, free.ca), publishes notices of free samples, savings and coupons from great brands. The majority of our expenditure on Facebook is through Freebies.\nIn the past, we have met with Facebook’s policy team to make sure our landing pages are fully compliant with its policies. By being upfront and honest, we have built a base of millions of users who regularly return to our Freebies websites and other Freebies Facebook pages.\nTo this day, I am grateful for, and proud of, the businesses I have helped build on the incredibly powerful Facebook platform.\nUntil recently, I believed Facebook felt the same way about me and my businesses. I have visited their offices and have hosted their representatives at mine. I still cherish my relationships with all of them.\nOver the past few years, however, the lines of communication have gone dark. Instead of our trusted Facebook partners, we found ourselves trying to communicate with 3rd party contractors who didn’t always share our goals and objectives or understand our business. There was little interest in helping us understand new Facebook policies or what we were expected to do to comply with them.\nFrom 2006 to 2020, the group of businesses that I co-own and operate have spent a total of $57,263,553 CAD on Facebook ads. We have spent money on other platforms, but Facebook has remained our main one. We believed Facebook when they said they cared about small businesses.\nFreebies has been plagued by recent ad violations suggesting they are not following policy for dating ads. Freebies has never run a dating site, nor has it advertised for dating sites on Facebook. The CEO of Freebies, Mike Debutte, tried in vain to reach out to Facebook for help in appealing the supposed violations that are causing major disruptions and loss of revenue to our business. It was frustrating and handicapped the business, but it had become the cost of doing business on Facebook, so we just kept doing the best we could to continue to grow the business.\nOn Oct 26, 2020 my phone lit up with notifications that any business owner reliant on Facebook never wants to see: a number of my pages from both businesses had been unpublished. At first, it was smaller pages with between a few thousand and a few million fans each.\nAn hour later, our main Shared page, with more than 13 million fans was unpublished and my personal Facebook account was disabled. My business partner, James Walker, and our ex-media buyer, who had started a new business together, also had their personal accounts disabled.\nIn total, several pages that had 21 million fans had been unpublished, and Facebook had taken action against me, personally, that one assumes are reserved for the worst in our society — criminals, pedophiles and conspiracy theorists. “We’ve determined that you are not eligible to use Facebook. This decision is final. Unfortunately, for safety and security reasons, we can’t give you any additional information as to why your account was disabled. For more information about our policies, please review the Facebook terms,” read the message when I tried to login to my account. If you’ve ever read the Facebook terms, they are long and often ambiguous. A lot of what you see in the newsfeed is arguably against the terms and Facebook decides what is our isn’t. It’s their platform, I get it. 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But the election came and went.\nAfter 45 days, Emma Craig, Shared’s Head of Content, reached back out through a chat support in the Facebook Business Manager and asked if there was anything we could do to speed up the process. Shortly thereafter, she received a notification in the Facebook app, “Due to repeated Page violations, you can’t post to any Pages eligible for monetization.” There was no ‘learn more’ or method to appeal. She was no longer able to post to the pages we had left. She quickly went back into the Facebook Business Manager, and reviewed the Page Quality tab (where Facebook tells you if you have page violations) on each of the pages both unpublished and published. All of them were green. No violations.\nWe asked Mike to try posting to the two pages he had access to. We can’t give him access to the third, because we‘ve been locked out of making changes in the Business Manager. For 24 hours, Mike was able to post, and then he too received the message, “Due to repeated Page violations…” It should be noted here, that prior to this, Mike has never been in a role where he was required to post to pages. He posted to pages for a total of 24 hours before receiving this notification.\nFacebook has systematically shut down our 2 small businesses during a pandemic and economic crisis without explanation. Part of me is still convinced that it was a glitch in their system and nobody has taken the time to fully review it. Another part of me thinks someone saw something they didn’t like, didn’t take the time to understand it and won’t give us the chance to explain it and make it right.\nIt’s possible that Shared or Freebies, or my business partner and his new business made a mistake and we’ve all been found guilty by association.\nBut after more than 15 years and $57M dollars, is it too much to ask that Facebook provide me with an explanation and allow me to defend myself for whatever wrongdoing they believe I’ve committed? Instead, with the flick of a switch, and with no regard for the consequences, they may have destroyed my business along with the jobs it provides.\nIf given the chance, I would go to great lengths to adjust my business, to right whatever wrong Facebook believes I have committed. I would change my business model, and shift the direction of my business to ensure I am fully compliant with Facebook’s policies. I have done it many times before. I would like to do it again.",
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Editor’s note: This week’s edition features Greenville ISD board member Aletha Kruse, and next week’s edition will feature Aletha’s husband, Greenville City Council member Tim Kruse.
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Dear Editor: At the November City Council meeting Mayor David Dreiling asked me to recognize and congratulate Greg Sims for being elected chairman of the Texas Economic Development Council.
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Evelyn Marie Smith, 87, passed away at Greenville Health and Rehabilitation in Greenville on Friday, Dec. 11. She was born to John O and Marie Amanda Peters McNeil on Nov. 11, 1933. Evelyn attended Wolfe City High School before marrying Lynn D Smith in Wolfe City. She raised one daughter, Vo…
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WASHINGTON — Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pointedly did not rule out Wednesday that he might eventually vote to convict the now twice-impeached President Donald Trump, but he also blocked
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pointedly did not rule out Wednesday that he might eventually vote to convict the now twice-impeached President Donald Trump, but he also blocked a quick Senate impeachment trial.
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WASHINGTON — Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday explicitly blamed President Donald Trump for the deadly riot at the Capitol, saying the mob was “fed lies” and that the
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Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday explicitly blamed President Donald Trump for the deadly riot at the Capitol, saying the mob was “fed lies” and that the president and others “provoked” those intent on overturning Democrat Joe Biden’s election.
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A memorial service honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will be presented in Greenville for King’s birthday Monday.
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Curtis Glenn Scott, 69, of Greenville, passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021 at the Hunt Regional Medical Center. Due to COVID-19 and the restrictions, the family will be having a private family service and a Celebration of Life service will be held at a later date. Curtis was born April 3…
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Three years ago, at the age of 70, Harold Sandberg of Greenville, was inspired to share his faith and help others by writing fictional stories filled with easily relatable characters
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Royse City rolled out to an 18-3 lead in the first quarter and then cruised to a 60-30 District 13-5A girls basketball victory over the host Greenville Lady Lions on
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Wilma Mozelle Gentry was born December 4, 1925 in Hunt County to W.L. and Ellen Gentry. She passed away January 25, 2021 in Greenville, TX. She is survived by her son Danny McFadden and wife Deborah of Rowlett; her daughter Cheryl McFadden Beaty and husband Russell of Edmond, OK; and daughte…
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Area residents may again be asked to vote on the establishment of an emergency services district.
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Three weeks ago, I took us on a walk of downtown Greenville with some of the western part of the city included.
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Robert Clifton Thomas, 77, better known as "Bob" or "BT," of Celeste passed away on Jan. 16, 2021 at medical City of Mckinney. Arrangements are under the direction of Coker-Mathews Funeral Home, no services are planned at this time. Bob was born Dec. 18, 1943 in Stamford, Texas to Clifton Th…
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Three Arkansas residents have been indicted on drug-related charges in connection with their arrests in Royse City in October.
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WASHINGTON — The FBI is warning of plans for armed protests at all 50 state capitals and in Washington, D.C., in the days leading up to President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration,
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The FBI is warning of plans for armed protests at all 50 state capitals and in Washington, D.C., in the days leading up to President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration, stoking fears of more bloodshed after last week’s deadly siege at the U.S. Capitol.
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“The Midnight Sky” is available in theaters and on Netflix, as is “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom.” “Herself” opens in limited release in theaters this week and on Amazon Prime beginning
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Evelyn Marie Smith, 87, passed away at Greenville Health and Rehabilitation in Greenville on Friday, Dec. 11. She was born to John O and Marie Amanda Peters McNeil on Nov. 11, 1933. Evelyn attended Wolfe City High School before marrying Lynn D Smith in Wolfe City. She raised one daughter, Vo…
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When restrictions to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 were called in March, it put many people, at least temporarily, out of work, and it forced most businesses to develop
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When restrictions to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 were called in March, it put many people, at least temporarily, out of work, and it forced most businesses to develop ways to continue serving customers ... but from a safe distance.
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| 2021-01-09T00:00:00 |
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Tonight, the Greenville City Council will consider adding streets to the list of roadways to be addressed this year under the city’s Street Improvement Program (SIP).
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Even though Luke Wyldmon hails from Sulphur Springs, he has spent plenty of time working and entertaining in Greenville and Hunt County. While the charismatic performer used to sing and
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Evelyn Marie Smith, 87, passed away at Greenville Health and Rehabilitation in Greenville on Friday, Dec. 11. She was born to John O and Marie Amanda Peters McNeil on Nov. 11, 1933. Evelyn attended Wolfe City High School before marrying Lynn D Smith in Wolfe City. She raised one daughter, Vo…
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Emory Rains and Prairiland, the top two teams in District 12-3A, shared most of the top honors on the girls all-district volleyball team.
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WASHINGTON — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Friday that she will send the article of impeachment against Donald Trump to the Senate on Monday, triggering the start of the former
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Robert Clifton Thomas, 77, better known as "Bob" or "BT," of Celeste passed away on Jan. 16, 2021 at medical City of Mckinney. Arrangements are under the direction of Coker-Mathews Funeral Home, no services are planned at this time. Bob was born Dec. 18, 1943 in Stamford, Texas to Clifton Th…
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If nothing else, 2020 will be remembered for the number of protests and demonstrations that were held locally, as residents in Hunt County responded to controversial events taking place across
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Greenville, TX (75401)
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Light rain...mixing with snow for the afternoon. High 39F. Winds N at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of precip 90%..
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Cloudy with rain and snow showers this evening. Partial clearing overnight. Low 31F. Winds light and variable. Chance of precip 40%.
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UPDATE: This story has been updated since its run in the Thursday, Jan. 14 print edition of the Herald-Banner, as more candidates filed after press time.
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With about two-and-a-half weeks left to file to run for places on the Greenville City Council or Greenville ISD School Board, so far eight candidates have signed up for a
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With about two-and-a-half weeks left to file to run for places on the Greenville City Council or Greenville ISD School Board, so far eight candidates have signed up for a chance at the six seats that will be up for election in May.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s historic second impeachment could go to trial as soon as Inauguration Day, with U.S. senators serving not only as jurors but as shaken personal witnesses
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President Donald Trump’s historic second impeachment could go to trial as soon as Inauguration Day, with U.S. senators serving not only as jurors but as shaken personal witnesses and victims of the deadly siege of the Capitol by a mob of his supporters
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The U.S House impeached President Donald Trump for the second time on Wednesday afternoon, a week to the hour after supporters of Trump mobbed the U.S. Capitol and caused many
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President Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump walk across the South Lawn driveway of the White House Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020, before boarding Marine One to begin their trip to Florida.
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Hunt Regional Healthcare is among two locations in Hunt County that reportedly had limited quantities of the COVID-19 vaccine as of press time Wednesday.
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COMMERCE — Texas A&M University-Commerce has announced the season-opening volleyball matches scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday vs. Texas Woman’s University have been postponed due to concerns related to COVID-19.
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WASHINGTON — Kamala Harris will make history on Wednesday when she becomes the nation’s first female vice president — and the first Black woman and the first woman of South
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Rain. Low 49F. Winds ENE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 100%. Rainfall around a quarter of an inch..
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Rain. Low 49F. Winds ENE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 100%. Rainfall around a quarter of an inch.
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Three times in two chapters Elijah tells either people or God that “I, even I only, am left a prophet of the LORD.” (1 Kings 18:22; 19:10,14)
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Greenville, TX (75401)
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Areas of dense morning fog. Foggy this morning with thunderstorms developing this afternoon. High 66F. Winds SE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 90%..
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Thunderstorms. A few storms may be severe. Low 59F. Winds SSE at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of rain 90%.
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| 2021-01-24T00:00:00 |
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"Three times in two chapters Elijah tells either people or God that “I, even I only, am left a prophet of the LORD.” (1 Kings 18:22; 19:10,14)"
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Hunt County Commissioners Court offered the Hunt Regional Medical Center a financial helping hand in helping to distribute vaccines for COVID-19.
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it won’t be long before the spring severe storm season starts in North Texas.
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Wilma Mozelle Gentry was born December 4, 1925 in Hunt County to W.L. and Ellen Gentry. She passed away January 25, 2021 in Greenville, TX. She is survived by her son Danny McFadden and wife Deborah of Rowlett; her daughter Cheryl McFadden Beaty and husband Russell of Edmond, OK; and daughte…
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One of the biggest preliminary events to the annual Hunt County Junior Livestock Show, the Greenville FFA Classic, is scheduled at the end of the month.
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I really enjoy watching a coach in action. I cannot think of any profession with opportunities to impact young people’s lives in a positive manner any more than coaches. I
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Curtis Glenn Scott, 69, of Greenville, passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021 at the Hunt Regional Medical Center. Due to COVID-19 and the restrictions, the family will be having a private family service and a Celebration of Life service will be held at a later date. Curtis was born April 3…
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump offered rare, kind words to his successor in a farewell video, while failing to address him by name, as he spent his final full day
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Mineola running back-linebacker Trevion Sneed, who led the Yellow Jackets to an 11-2 season record, earned most valuable player honors on the All-District 5-3A-I football team.
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I’ve been following the football career of quarterback Drew Brees since his high school days.
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"Sports Views: Drew Brees lacked velocity on his fastball",
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Hunt County had fewer than 100 doses of COVID-19 vaccines available as of Friday morning, while the state’s death toll from the virus in the county continues to climb.
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Wilma Mozelle Gentry was born December 4, 1925 in Hunt County to W.L. and Ellen Gentry. She passed away January 25, 2021 in Greenville, TX. She is survived by her son Danny McFadden and wife Deborah of Rowlett; her daughter Cheryl McFadden Beaty and husband Russell of Edmond, OK; and daughte…
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"Few COVID-19 vaccines available in county",
"Hunt County had fewer than 100 doses of COVID-19 vaccines available as of Friday morning, while the state’s death toll from the virus in the county continues to climb."
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Small groups of right-wing protesters — some of them carrying rifles — gathered outside heavily fortified statehouses around the country Sunday, outnumbered by National Guard troops and police brought in
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It is 70 days until spring as I write this. I know it seems a funny thing to think about, when, in Texas, we have had our first snow of
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Curtis Glenn Scott, 69, of Greenville, passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021 at the Hunt Regional Medical Center. Due to COVID-19 and the restrictions, the family will be having a private family service and a Celebration of Life service will be held at a later date. Curtis was born April 3…
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Hunt County anglers will have two opportunities next month to land a rainbow trout, thanks to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department.
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On Dec. 30, 2020, Beverly Jackson Loss went to be with her Lord and Savior, and reunite with her loved ones who predeceased her. Beverly was born in Chicago and went to school in the suburbs. She worked in banking and fiancé as treasurer of two savings and loan associations. She went on to b…
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Sophomore setter Sydney Walker, who helped the 17-6 Greenville Lady Lions win bi-district and area volleyball titles, has earned top honors on the All-District 13-5A volleyball team.
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"Sydney Walker earns top honors for Lady Lions",
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WASHINGTON — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to send the article of impeachment against Donald Trump to the Senate on Monday, launching the start of the former president’s trial on
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Robert Clifton Thomas, 77, better known as "Bob" or "BT," of Celeste passed away on Jan. 16, 2021 at medical City of Mckinney. Arrangements are under the direction of Coker-Mathews Funeral Home, no services are planned at this time. Bob was born Dec. 18, 1943 in Stamford, Texas to Clifton Th…
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Once a year, the agency helping lead the fight against domestic violence in Rockwall and Hunt counties has a sweet way of raising funds.
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Robert Clifton Thomas, 77, better known as "Bob" or "BT," of Celeste passed away on Jan. 16, 2021 at medical City of Mckinney. Arrangements are under the direction of Coker-Mathews Funeral Home, no services are planned at this time. Bob was born Dec. 18, 1943 in Stamford, Texas to Clifton Th…
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If threatening force against duly elected members of Congress is called “patriotism,” you might be living in George Orwell’s “1984.”
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Curtis Glenn Scott, 69, of Greenville, passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021 at the Hunt Regional Medical Center. Due to COVID-19 and the restrictions, the family will be having a private family service and a Celebration of Life service will be held at a later date. Curtis was born April 3…
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Hunt County is reporting hundreds of new COVID-19 cases, as well as two more deaths attributed to the virus.
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Local anglers will have a rare chance next month to land a rainbow trout.
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Wilma Mozelle Gentry was born December 4, 1925 in Hunt County to W.L. and Ellen Gentry. She passed away January 25, 2021 in Greenville, TX. She is survived by her son Danny McFadden and wife Deborah of Rowlett; her daughter Cheryl McFadden Beaty and husband Russell of Edmond, OK; and daughte…
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AUSTIN — More than 100 Texas troopers in riot gear stood outside the state Capitol, wearing tactical vests and face shields. Dozens more patrolled the hallways, some carrying zip-tie handcuffs.
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This coming Monday, the Greenville Planning and Zoning Commission will listen to its first applicant for a permit to open a liquor store in Greenville since voters approved of retail
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COMMERCE - Texas A&M University-Commerce has announced the women's basketball game scheduled for Saturday in the Field House vs. Cameron University (Okla.) has been postponed due to concerns related to
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Curtis Glenn Scott, 69, of Greenville, passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021 at the Hunt Regional Medical Center. Due to COVID-19 and the restrictions, the family will be having a private family service and a Celebration of Life service will be held at a later date. Curtis was born April 3…
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WASHINGTON — Impeachment pressure mounting, the House worked swiftly Monday to try to oust President Donald Trump from office, pushing the vice president and Cabinet to act first in an
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Impeachment pressure mounting, the House worked swiftly Monday to try to oust President Donald Trump from office, pushing the vice president and Cabinet to act first in an extraordinary effort to remove Trump in the final days of his presidency.
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Hunt County’s COVID-19 statistics continued to rise at the end of the week, with state health officials confirming more than 100 deaths have occurred from the virus in the county.
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Frances Dalbey, left, was one of the volunteers who assisted with a drive-through COVID-19 vaccination event Friday morning at Wesley United Methodist Church in Greenville, helping pass out the paperwork the recipients would need to fill out while in line. A total of 270 vaccinations were planned to be given during the event.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is the only state attorney general in the United States who did not sign on to one of two letters sent this week condemning the
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is the only state attorney general in the United States who did not sign on to one of two letters sent this week condemning the violent insurrection of the U.S. Capitol mounted last week by supporters of President Donald Trump.
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WASHINGTON — Joe Biden became the 46th President of the United States on Wednesday, declaring that “democracy has prevailed.“ He swore the oath of office to take the helm of
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Robert Clifton Thomas, 77, better known as "Bob" or "BT," of Celeste passed away on Jan. 16, 2021 at medical City of Mckinney. Arrangements are under the direction of Coker-Mathews Funeral Home, no services are planned at this time. Bob was born Dec. 18, 1943 in Stamford, Texas to Clifton Th…
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Ah, the week of the new year. Abound to us is a bright, shiny fresh time on the calendar. Three- hundred-sixty five sparkling, new days, to be filled with what
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Chris James will be making his official debut as the head coach for the Greenville Lions soccer team as it holds a tournament this week.
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At its next meeting on Feb. 9, the Greenville City Council plans to consider calling an election on a $50 million bond to pay for street improvements.
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Nutrition is confusing. Often people assume a lot about me and how I eat. Many people assume I am vegan or vegetarian because I don’t eat cow’s dairy products and
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A local man, part of a couple awaiting trial for using their adopted children as slave labor in a puppy mill operation, will remain in jail after a state district
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The Salvation Army of Greenville, serving Hunt County, is in the process of relocating operations and will be selling the current building at 4601 King St.
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Is it an indication a coach is no longer of value when they get fired or asked to leave a position? When there is a change, many people look at
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Curtis Glenn Scott, 69, of Greenville, passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021 at the Hunt Regional Medical Center. Due to COVID-19 and the restrictions, the family will be having a private family service and a Celebration of Life service will be held at a later date. Curtis was born April 3…
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“One Night in Miami” opens in theaters this week and streams on Amazon Prime beginning January 15. “The Professor and the Madman” is available on Netflix.
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After the Greenville Lions lost a 71-46 basketball decision to North Forney at home on Tuesday, they went back to work.
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Two people have been killed and two others hurt in separate head-on collisions Thursday along U.S. Highway 69 in Hunt County.
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Robert Clifton Thomas, 77, better known as "Bob" or "BT," of Celeste passed away on Jan. 16, 2021 at medical City of Mckinney. Arrangements are under the direction of Coker-Mathews Funeral Home, no services are planned at this time. Bob was born Dec. 18, 1943 in Stamford, Texas to Clifton Th…
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Hunt County added more than 270 new COVID-19 cases and five more deaths during the latter part of last week.
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Hunt County reported 88 new COVID-19 cases Friday night, as well as another death connected to the virus, while the numbers of those recovering from COVID-19 remains unchanged.
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"Another COVID-19 death reported, residents urged to sign up for vaccination waiting list",
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The City of Greenville and the Greenville Independent School District are preparing for the potential of wintry weather this weekend.
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COVID-19 loomed big over the local sports scene during the year 2020.
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As a lifelong hunter/shooter I’ve been purchasing ammo since I was a teenager.
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Wilma Mozelle Gentry was born December 4, 1925 in Hunt County to W.L. and Ellen Gentry. She passed away January 25, 2021 in Greenville, TX. She is survived by her son Danny McFadden and wife Deborah of Rowlett; her daughter Cheryl McFadden Beaty and husband Russell of Edmond, OK; and daughte…
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The Little Things” will open in theaters and on HBO Max Jan. 29.
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Greenville, TX (75401)
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Cloudy and windy with rain this morning...then becoming sunny by afternoon. High 73F. Winds SW at 20 to 30 mph. Chance of rain 80%. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph..
Tonight
Clear skies. Low around 40F. Winds NW at 10 to 20 mph.
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Happy New Year!
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Greenville, TX (75401)
Today
Morning light rain followed by a mix of rain and snow in the afternoon. High 39F. Winds light and variable. Chance of precip 70%..
Tonight
Rain or snow showers this evening will give way to partly cloudy skies overnight. Low 31F. Winds light and variable. Chance of precip 40%.
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"TO YOUR HEALTH: Tips to discover your body’s natural rhythms",
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Hunt County continues to report significant increases in its COVID-19 cases, even as the local hospital system asked for patience from residents awaiting the next doses of vaccines against the
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WASHINGTON — His term at an end, President Donald Trump said farewell to Washington on Wednesday but also hinted about a comeback despite a legacy of chaos, tumult and bitter
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Robert Clifton Thomas, 77, better known as "Bob" or "BT," of Celeste passed away on Jan. 16, 2021 at medical City of Mckinney. Arrangements are under the direction of Coker-Mathews Funeral Home, no services are planned at this time. Bob was born Dec. 18, 1943 in Stamford, Texas to Clifton Th…
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North Forney spoiled Greenville’s home District 13-5A opener on Tuesday night, handing the Lions a 71-46 loss.
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Robert Clifton Thomas, 77, better known as "Bob" or "BT," of Celeste passed away on Jan. 16, 2021 at medical City of Mckinney. Arrangements are under the direction of Coker-Mathews Funeral Home, no services are planned at this time. Bob was born Dec. 18, 1943 in Stamford, Texas to Clifton Th…
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"Basketball roundup: North Forney spoils Lions' district home opener",
"North Forney spoiled Greenville’s home District 13-5A opener on Tuesday night, handing the Lions a 71-46 loss."
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Local businessman Jerry J. Ransom announced today his plan to run for mayor of the city of Greenville in the upcoming May 1 city elections. Ransom currently serves as the
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As of 7:15 a.m. Tuesday, more than 200 people were waiting in line outside Hunt Regional Medical Center in Greenville for COVID-19 vaccines.
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On Dec. 30, 2020, Beverly Jackson Loss went to be with her Lord and Savior, and reunite with her loved ones who predeceased her. Beverly was born in Chicago and went to school in the suburbs. She worked in banking and fiancé as treasurer of two savings and loan associations. She went on to b…
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"As of 7:15 a.m. Tuesday, more than 200 people were waiting in line outside Hunt Regional Medical Center in Greenville for COVID-19 vaccines."
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State health officials are reporting a significant increase in the number of deaths in Hunt County attributed to COVID-19, while approximately one-half of the people living in Hunt County have
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County: More than 80 COVID-19 deaths, 50,000 tested
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BALTIMORE — The $1.9 trillion rescue plan unveiled by President-elect Joe Biden offers the chance to sculpt the U.S. economy toward the Democrats’ liking: a $15 minimum wage, aid to
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Greenville, TX (75401)
Today
Clear. Gusty winds diminishing after midnight. Low 32F. WNW winds at 20 to 30 mph, decreasing to 5 to 10 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph..
Tonight
Clear. Gusty winds diminishing after midnight. Low 32F. WNW winds at 20 to 30 mph, decreasing to 5 to 10 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.
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In January 2017, Colten Carney, who had autism, was struck and killed by a motorist while walking to work in Royse City.
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A Royse City woman sought in connection with a reported homicide in Greenville, has been taken into custody.
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Curtis Glenn Scott, 69, of Greenville, passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2021 at the Hunt Regional Medical Center. Due to COVID-19 and the restrictions, the family will be having a private family service and a Celebration of Life service will be held at a later date. Curtis was born April 3…
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"A Royse City woman sought in connection with a reported homicide in Greenville, has been taken into custody."
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While the call for an “extended spring break” back in March as a safety measure against the spread of COVID-19 likely felt like good news to many students throughout the
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YEAR IN REVIEW: Greenville ISD strives to keep students healthy
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While the call for an “extended spring break” back in March as a safety measure against the spread of COVID-19 likely felt like good news to many students throughout the country, the daily struggle that followed made 2020 an especially stressful year for not only students and teachers, but also school nurses and administrators, and custodians and cafeteria workers.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump was on the verge of being impeached for a second time Wednesday as the House sped to a vote just a week after he encouraged
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Trump on verge of second impeachment after Capitol siege
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President Donald Trump is on the verge of being impeached for a second time in a fast-moving House vote, just a week after he encouraged loyalists to “fight like hell” against election results and then a mob of supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol.
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The Greenville Lions’ and Lady Lions’ District 13-5A basketball games against Royse City scheduled for Saturday have been called off.
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The Greenville Lady Lions jumped out to a quick 4-0 lead and then held on for a 5-2 non-district soccer victory over Farmersville on Tuesday at T.A. “Cotton” Ford Stadium.
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"Tired Lady Lions beat Farmersville, 5-2",
"The Greenville Lady Lions jumped out to a quick 4-0 lead and then held on for a 5-2 non-district soccer victory over Farmersville on Tuesday at T.A. “Cotton” Ford Stadium."
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"Travis Hairgrove",
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The Greenville City Council heard two more requests from applicants seeking conditional use permits to open liquor stores Tuesday, making them the second and third applicants to do so since
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Council makes decisions on two more liquor store permits
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The Greenville City Council heard two more requests from applicants seeking conditional use permits to open liquor stores Tuesday, making them the second and third applicants to do so since voters approved of retail hard liquor sales in the local elections in November.
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"The Greenville City Council heard two more requests from applicants seeking conditional use permits to open liquor stores Tuesday, making them the second and third applicants to do so since voters approved of retail hard liquor sales in the local elections in November.",
"Council makes decisions on two more liquor store permits",
"The Greenville City Council heard two more requests from applicants seeking conditional use permits to open liquor stores Tuesday, making them the second and third applicants to do so since"
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