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22 May, 2019

RT @indystar: 'Oh, this one broke me': Noblesville school shooting 911 calls still haunt dispatchers https://t.co/9LjpjkEjBZ https://t.co/w…

22 May, 2019

RT @NPR: It was only after Courtney Hering had been working at Kohler Co. for a couple of years that she realized something startling: Ma…

21 May, 2019

Phoenix Councilman Sal DiCiccio tried to secure a Senate appointment for his old boss, Grant Woods. He whispered i… https://t.co/8A8G3DnAmF

21 May, 2019

RT @stevenjhsieh: NEW: A week after John McCain’s death, PHX councilman Sal DiCiccio urged Governor Doug Ducey to appoint Grant Woods to th…

21 May, 2019

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Joseph Flaherty

Joseph Flaherty is a staff writer at New Times. Originally from Wisconsin, he is a graduate of Middlebury College and Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.

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