Nolan Hicks

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Damn it Jim, I'm a reporter; not a doctor — SA Express-News staff writer. Fan of data. RT's don't endorse. Tips? nhicks(at)express-news(dot)net; 210-250-3324

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NewsBreaker: NEW BREAKING PHOTO: Bridge ...

twitter.com — NEW BREAKING PHOTO: Bridge collapse in Mt. Vernon, WA after I-5 bridge collapse over Skagit river - @khqblakejensen pic.twitter.com/eRPnpfEfgw
RT @ronlin: RT @kxly4news: Pic of bridge collapse taken by friend of @AnnaKXLY4 NB lanes collapsed into river. cars submerged http://t.co/2…

kxly4news: Pic of #Skagitbridgecollapse ...

twitter.com — Pic of #Skagitbridgecollapse taken by friend of @AnnaKXLY4 NB lanes collapsed into river. Several cars submerged pic.twitter.com/nTJBmzPfY8
RT @ronlin: MT @brianmrosenthal Bridge collapses on Interstate 5 in Washington state; people and cars in the water seati.ms/10rs8tK

I-5 bridge collapses over Skagit River; cars in the water

blogs.seattletimes.com — An Interstate 5 bridge collapsed into the Skagit River on Thursday evening, according to the Washington State Patrol. Trooper Mark Francis wrote on Twitter that people and cars are in the water. Both the north bound and south bound lanes were in the water, Francis wrote. "I don't have much info.
RT @WillKane: Texas (AP) — Boy Scouts approve plan to accept openly gay boys as Scouts; ban on gay adult leaders remains.
@rickdunham @rjrusak Adding to the insult, before 2003, most of Austin had historically been contained in one district. Ye old TX-10.

Hearst Corporation Announces New Leadership Team at the San Francisco Chronicle

marketwatch.com — NEW YORK, NY, May 23, 2013 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- Hearst Corporation today announced new leadership at its leading California newspaper the San Francisco Chronicle. Joanne K. Bradford, 49, has been named president and Jeffrey M. Johnson, 53, has been named publisher. Frank J.
Publisher ousted by Tribune after refusing to make cuts at @latimes, hired by Hearst to be @sfchronicle publisher - nyti.ms/13MVraX

Los Angeles Times Publisher Is Ousted

nytimes.com — In the latest chapter in a long-running drama at The Los Angeles Times, the nation's fourth-largest newspaper, the publisher was forced out yesterday, three weeks after publicly refusing to make job cuts requested by his corporate bosses. Meanwhile, the paper's editor, who had also refused to make the cuts, kept his job.
RT @politicoroger: Obama national security speech overshadowed by @jmartpolitico departure to @nytimes. White House kicking itself.
RT @BuzzFeedBen: Congrats @jmartpolitico on his move to the Times!
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