Carl Natale

Sun Journal

Web editor for SunJournal.com

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Published
November 24, 2019

Why saying ‘OK, boomer’ at work is considered age discrimination – but millennial put-downs aren’t

And please, don’t dismiss this advice with an “OK, boomer.”
Published
November 22, 2019

Malls are dying. Thriving ones are spending millions to reinvent themselves.

Malls that didn’t evolve fast enough stumbled into a devastating cycle of dwindling traffic, lower sales and disappearing storefronts.
Published
November 18, 2019

A sneeze sends germs into a room like they’re shot out of a cannon

Researchers also say a hearty achoo can spew forth droplets at speeds of up to 100 mph.
Published
November 18, 2019

Investigation continues into fire that damaged Lewiston home

The cause has not been determined.
Published
November 17, 2019

Katy Grondin needed a broader base of support to stay superintendent

This summer the prospect of a three-year contract renewal for Auburn School Superintendent Katy Grondin appeared rock solid. Then two major tremors shook the ground beneath her and led to her resignation Nov. 6, effective next June. The first tremor was the accidental death two months earlier of her primary supporter, Tom Kendall, a long-time […]
Published
November 15, 2019

Former ambassador to Ukraine testifies for 5 hours in impeachment hearing

The former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine has arrived on Capitol Hill to testify in the Trump impeachment inquiry
Published
November 14, 2019

Next up in impeachment hearings: A parade of key witnesses

What’s next in impeachment hearings: A parade of key witnesses who recall their worries about Trump’s actions toward Ukraine
Published
November 14, 2019

Big week for dead batteries in frozen northern New England

Northern New England drivers have been besieged by dead car batteries this week as temperatures have plummeted
Published
November 14, 2019

Suspect arrested in fatal Southern California high school shooting

Authorities say a student gunman opened fire at a Southern California high school, killing two students, wounding three others and shooting himself in the head.
Published
November 13, 2019

At first public impeachment hearings, Taylor testifies to ‘highly irregular’ channel of policymaking on Ukraine

WASHINGTON — The House began the public phase of its impeachment inquiry Wednesday with testimony from two career diplomats who Democrats see as key to building their case that President Donald Trump acted inappropriately in his dealings with Ukraine. William Taylor, acting ambassador to Ukraine, and George Kent, deputy assistant secretary of state for European […]

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