and myrtle you know everyone. andwo everyone knows you that gives a sense of community and belonging that we carry to this day. i remove the dad told my mom i was going to run for congress. she was excited, obviously confidently told me i know you will carry myrtle. in myrtle i learned the character of south dakota and some. the work ethic, the commitment to freedom coupled with the belief and personal responsibility the sense of responsibility to the broader community. current up we knew of a roof collapse or the weight of snow or when storm came through and wiped out a barn we lost a friend or family member, the whole community would rally to help. that same attitude is reflected in towns across our state. south dakota values i learned growing up help shape my political philosophy. i believe government should be limited and it is best when it's closest to the people. at ther matter can be handled at the state or local level, it should be. the legacy of the past will be cherished and preserved while leaving room

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life in myrtle had a beautiful simplicity. sure it had one or two drawbacks. with a population that small we thune kids could be sure that our parents would have heard all about any of our misdemeanors before we even made it home. but small town was wonderful. we had a sense of community and belonging that we carry to this day. i remember the day i told my mom i was going to run for congress. she was excited, obviously and confidently told me, i know that you'll carry myrtle. in myrtle i learned the character of south dakotans, the work ethic coupled with the relief of responsibility to the broader community. growing up we knew that if a roof collapsed under the weight of snow or a wind storm came through or lost a friend or family member, the whole community would help. that same attitude is reflected in towns across our state. this helped to shape my belief that government should be limited and that it's best when it's closest to the people. if a matter can be handled at the state or local level, it should be. that the legacy of the past is something to be c

in myrtle, you know everyone, and everyone knows you. that gave us a sense of community and belonging that we carried to this day. i remember the day i told my mom i was going to run for congress. she was excited, obviously. and confidently told me, i know you will carry myrtle. in myrtle, i learned the character of south dakotans. there were effective -- the work ethic, coupled with up the -- believe in personal responsibility, a sense of responsibility to the broader community. growing up, we knew that if a wind storm came through and wiped out a barn or we lost a friend or family member, the whole community would rally to help. that same attitude is reflected in towns across our state. the south dakota values i learned growing up help shave -- shape my political philosophy, my belief that government should be limited and it is best when it is closest to the people and if a matter can be handled, at the state or local level, it should be. the legacy of the past is something to be cherished and preserved. while leaving room for change a

life in myrtle had a beautiful simplicity. sure it had one or two drawbacks. with a population that small we thune kids could be sure that our parents would have heard all about any of our misdemeanors before we even made it home. but small town was wonderful. we had a sense of community and belonging that we carry to this day. i remember the day i told my mom i was going to run for congress. she was excited, obviously and confidently told me, i know that you'll carry myrtle. in myrtle i learned the character of south dakotans, the work ethic coupled with the relief of responsibility to the broader community. growing up we knew that if a roof collapsed under the weight of snow or a wind storm came through or lost a friend or family member, the whole community would help. that same attitude is reflected in towns across our state. this helped to shape my belief that government should be limited and that it's best when it's closest to the people. if a matter can be handled at the state or local level, it should be. that the legacy of the past is something to be c

y aunque no hubo heridos en este último incidente sobre la avenida myrtle en north highland, muchos residenteso ya ni salgo ni a caminar. por eso las otras 2 balaceras reportadas por la policía la noche del martes sí dejaron víctimas con heridas de bala. una ocurrió en la cuadra 60 de la calle city circle y una hora más tarde otra. la segunda balacera estremeció la cuadra 1100 de la avenida south. las 3 víctimas fueron trasladadas a un hospital y se encuentran estables de acuerdo a las autoridades, la policía continúa con las investigaciones de estos incidentes. las autoridades en la ciudad de madera están investigando un supuesto homicidio tras encontrar el cuerpo de un hombre en llamas. abraham peña habló con el alguacil del condado y nos tiene los pormenores. abraham. buenas tardes. cuéntanos. buenas tardes, flavio. efectivamente, el incidente fue reportado justo aquí antes de la entrada de la autopista 41 en la línea divisoria de los condados madera y fresno, cerca del hospital de niños del valle central. el incidente fue reportado a las 3 de la madrugada, pero apenas hace una hora, las au

and i think that these were using a full collapse of will still create in myrtle. was there anything that seemed unusual about the attack kill, who are the primary targets in this kind of killing? the thing that the the courts do this is the mercenary forces which are for the top from the little term nationalist elements. they are facing their own fears. they, they, they see that the people doesn't support them. they are afraid of their own future, and they want all the witness the salt, who can know also given the testimonies from the cruel actions by the gradient forces in the eastern ukrainian territories. they are trying to feel the traces to their own crimes and o, and of course the witnesses, the c rating and population is now targeted. they want to do be follow back up by silence. ukraine's military intelligence has been accused of resorting to terrorist methods. do you think there's a risk that attacks like this would continue even if there is a negotiated ceasefire? oh, yeah, this is that it streams the elements are, are real, real threats. but of course,

affairs of the legend. america, by the nice thing the united states is a deeply upset that the nicholas myrtle was elected by the people have been his will for a certain time. and they want to punish the people of venezuela for choosing their own passive development. by imposing these a course of economic measures, the sanction washington has even announced a $25000000.00 balance for my dual capture. i wonder what do you think about that maneuver? i think it's less of a, i mean this is a, this is the, the, the guy empire trying to reach out and trying to, uh, shows that it still has our and might. and it's, uh, it's really an embarrassment that this is an elected president of the country and united nations of a country that has diplomatic relations with all other countries in the world. and they put a bounty of millions of dollars for his capture. this just shows uh, the other depravity of the united states at this point. and i'm serious that by which they continue to engage with lots of the american and caribbean countries. that on. 4 on tuesday, their own pass and not count towing to washing

all you have to do is take a little trip down 95 to myrtle beach and you'll see all these closed places in these small areas. okay, lewis, we'll have the congressman respond. know, listen, you talk about small towns. i'm from one myself. i'm from hayward, wisconsin, a very, very small community in northern wisconsin. and my district is rural. and what you see is it's harder for small businesses to actually start up to expand, grow and create more jobs, not because they competitive environment is that much more difficult, but it's more challenging for small businesses to deal with all the rules and regulations that come from government. and when our government grows, when the rules and regulations grow to be in business, the small guys can't navigate that. if you're a big business, you have the economies of scale to deal with big government. but if you're the small guy, the rules and regulations have a dramatic impact on you. and if you look at our communities, multinational corporations aren't really moving into central and northern wisconsin. and often hundreds of jobs. it's the small

lionel myrtle, i'm going to talk a little bit about the overall global and national counterterrorismeat, as i think it's important to understand that those threats as it relates to went on, as it relates to what went on on new year's day here in new orleans, make no mistake, protecting the american people from terrorism remains the fbi's number one priority. the threats from international terrorism, domestic terrorism and state sponsored terrorism are complex and persistent. and notably, they are all simultaneously elevated. you might have heard the director speak numerous times about him seeing all the red lights flashing right now. we continually face threats from foreign terrorist organizations, violent extremists across the ideological spectrum, and criminal actors that aim to bring violence and harm to the united states. during these past few years, lone actors or small cells of individuals who typically radicalize to violence online and who primarily use easily accessible weapons, have posed the greatest terrorism threat to our homeland. additionally, for the past several years

all you have to do is take a little trip down 95 to myrtle beach, and you'll see all these closed places in these small areas. host: ok, louis, we'll have the congressman respond. guest: yeah, listen, you talk about small towns. i'm from one myself. i'm from hayward, wisconsin, very, very small community in northern wisconsin and my district is rural. and what you see is it's harder for small businesses to actually start up, to expand, grow, and create more jobs, not because the competitive environment is that much more difficult, but it's more challenging for small businesses to deal with all the rules and regulations that come from government. and when our government grows, when the rules and regulations grow to be in business, the small guys can't navigate that. if you're a big business, you have the economies of scale to deal with big government, but if you're the small guy, the rules and regulations have a dramatic impact on you. and if you look at our communities, multinational corporations aren't really moving into central and northern wisconsin and offering hundreds of jobs. it's

affairs of the legend. america, by the nice thing the united states is a deeply upset that the nicholas myrtle was elected by the people have been his will for a certain time. and they want to punish the people of venezuela for choosing their own passive development. by imposing these a course of economic measures, the sanction washington has even announced a $25000000.00 balance for my dual capture. i wonder what do you think about that? my know, but i think it's less of a, i mean this is a, this is the, the, the dying empire trying to reach out and trying to show that it's still has our and might. and it's, uh, it's really an embarrassment that this is an elected president of the country and united nations of a country that has diplomatic relations with all other countries in the world. and they put a bounty of millions of dollars for his capture. this just shows the other depravity of the united states at this point. and i'm serious that by which they continue to engage with lots of the american and caribbean countries that are on tuesday, their own path and not count towing to washington,

she's the granddaughter of myrtle hightower, who was the first african american employee of the dmv. and she's the daughter of a respected university of san francisco faculty member. she's also a soda graduate. a her passion and work there was the violin and classical music, and we're just so fortunate that in 2008, she transferred from retail to join the muni team. and she's currently one of our best rail operators. but we're here today to recognize her for her exceptional actions. during two recent subway evacuations. the first one was on june 7th, 2024. she was operating the k westbound in the market street subway and passing eureka portal. there was white smoke billowing over and inside the train, you know, causing it to come to an abrupt stop. without hesitation, she immediately radioed the tmc. she calmly guided passengers to safety. she ensured a prompt and safe evacuation. and then, unfortunately, several months later, on october 8th, she found herself in a very similar situation. but this time it was because she spotted that there was damaged catenary wire hanging from the t