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Michael Anthony's sense of the past
Posted: Saturday, August 26, 2023
Michael Anthony's sense of the past
When I had a column with the Express, I called Michael Anthony a "national treasure" more than once, for his lifelong work in documenting this country's history and culture in works of fiction and non-fiction. Anthony has been a remarkably prolific writer.
Author Michael Anthony hailed as pulse, conscience of nation
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More signs of student stress
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MATF officers seize 73,900 cigarettes
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Woman set on fire; man charged with murder
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