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Ed Garcia

Ed Garcia

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Anchor, CJKR (Winnipeg, MB)

Winnipeg

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Gaming , Entertainment , Technology , Video Games , Media , Culture

Doesn’t Cover

We do not cover any other sporting discipline apart from cricket.

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Content

Total articles 141

  • My Life as an Electric Toothbrush

    By Ed Garcia| County Line Magazine Verified I am two years into my eighties, so naturally, my thoughts and conversations often turn to aging and the next thing that happens after aging. For no good reason, this has led me to think about my electric toothbrush. I don’t leave the toothbrush in its charging cradle (a lovely term), but use it until it begins to blink red to tell me it needs to be recharged. My sense is that over time the charge has begun to last shorter and shorter times.

    By Ed Garcia · County Line Magazine

    Sep. 01, 2024

  • Opinion: Values of Hispanic workers are not those of UAW

    By Raul Lopez, Raúl López, Ed Garcia, Raul Lopez, Raúl López| Chattanooga Times Free Press Verified Tennessee's Constitution has protected the right-to-work state since 2022, when voters from all 95 counties passed an amendment by a 2-1 margin and allowed workers to choose whether to join a union. Although we had this rule on our books since 1947, enshrining it into our Constitution sent a powerful message that workplace freedom is of the utmost importance here in the Volunteer State. We should be proud of this achievement.

    By Raul Lopez, Raúl López, Ed Garcia, Raul Lopez, Raúl López · Chattanooga Times Free Press

    Apr. 16, 2024

  • My Life as an Electric Toothbrush

    By Ed Garcia| County Line Magazine Verified I am two years into my eighties, so naturally, my thoughts and conversations often turn to aging and the next thing that happens after aging. For no good reason, this has led me to think about my electric toothbrush. I don’t leave the toothbrush in its charging cradle (a lovely term), but use it until it begins to blink red to tell me it needs to be recharged. My sense is that over time the charge has begun to last shorter and shorter times.

    By Ed Garcia · County Line Magazine

    Sep. 01, 2024

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CJKR (Winnipeg, MB)