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• US District Judge fatally killed in vehicle crash near Nevada courthouse, authorities say

  By Jeffrey Meehan, Siobhan McAndrew Verified| Yahoo Verified Jeffrey Meehan and Siobhan McAndrew, USA TODAY NETWORKMay 30, 2024 at 1:30 AM·3 min readRENO, Nev. —  U.S. District Judge Larry Hicks, who was appointed by former President George W. Bush in 2001, died Wednesday after being struck by a vehicle in Nevada. He was 80. The Reno Police Department was called to a vehicle-pedestrian crash near the federal courthouse in downtown Reno at about 2:15 p.m. Hicks was transported to the hospital but died just after, authorities said.

  By Jeffrey Meehan, Siobhan McAndrew Verified · Yahoo

  May. 30, 2024

• How to Make Your Own Ink

  By Siobhan McAndrew Verified| Medium@ 'Money got from sale of otter should be spent on buying sheep. 'Mr. Michael McAndrew (Senr.) never heard of King-otter (Rí-mhada). 'Mrs. McAndrew said the badgers made their own harvest. They had little cocks of grass near their holes. They ate it, the people supposed. Michael (Jr.) said they probably used it for bedding too, as he had often seen the old bed raked out of the holes and new grass put [in].

  By Siobhan McAndrew Verified · Medium

  Jul. 23, 2023

• Cultural consumption and Covid-19: evidence from the Taking Part and COVID-19 Cultural Participation Monitor surveys

  By Siobhan McAndrew Verified, Mark Taylor, Dave O’Brien, Tal Feder| Taylor & Francis@ ABSTRACTABSTRACTHow did cultural consumption change during the Covid-19 pandemic? Whilst the impact of the pandemic on cultural production has been given significant attention, work on consumption has seen less attention. This paper addresses this gap in the literature by presenting a comparative analysis of two, nationally representative, surveys of cultural activity in England.

  By Siobhan McAndrew Verified, Mark Taylor, Dave O’Brien, Tal Feder · Taylor & Francis

  Jun. 18, 2022

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