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Don Miller
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Editor, Santa Cruz Sentinel
Santa Cruz
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International and National news
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By Don Miller Verified|Connersville News-ExaminerVerifiedI love books. I have more books than I have a lifetime to read them. I am a Friend of the Library, I have worked the sales but also buy books there. The Library book sale is a wonderful opportunity to those who appreciate reading. At the last library sale I picked up an old looking book. It was not until I got home that I realized this book is titled, “The National Preacher Village Pulpit.” It is a collection of sermons from 1862. The Reverend George Prentiss preached a sermon on February 5, 1862.
By Don Miller Verified|Santa Cruz SentinelVerified"When we are born into this world, we perceive physical light, and without it we would have no physical life on this earth," writes Sentinel Opinion Editor Don Miller. But there also is another light, which Jesus Christ spoke about as being the light of his truth, and the light of eternal life." Originally Published: December 24, 2024 at 12:52 PM PST
By Don Miller Verified|Connersville News-ExaminerVerifiedI love books. I have more books than I have a lifetime to read them. I am a Friend of the Library, I have worked the sales but also buy books there. The Library book sale is a wonderful opportunity to those who appreciate reading. At the last library sale I picked up an old looking book. It was not until I got home that I realized this book is titled, “The National Preacher Village Pulpit.” It is a collection of sermons from 1862. The Reverend George Prentiss preached a sermon on February 5, 1862.
Company Info
Santa Cruz Sentinel
The Santa Cruz Sentinel is a historic newspaper serving Santa Cruz County, California. Established in 1856 as the Pacific Sentinel, it became the Santa Cruz Sentinel in 1862. Initially a weekly publication, it transitioned to a semi-weekly format in 1891 and now operates as a daily newspaper. The Sentinel covers local news, events, and community affairs, known for its balanced editorial positions and commitment to factual reporting. The newspaper offers extensive local news coverage and maintains historical archives that date back to the 19th century. These archives include employee ledgers and article statistics, which are valuable resources for researchers, historians, and genealogists. The Sentinel collaborates with local institutions, such as the Santa Cruz Public Libraries and the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History, to preserve its historical records and provide digital access to its content.
Scotts Valley, California, United States
+1 831-423-4242
Founded: 1856