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Bill Hatfield

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As seen in: NBC News, TODAY, Matador Network, Providence Journal, Rockford Register Star, Moonshine Ink, Appalachian News-Express, Holdenville News
Washington news producer for NBC News TODAY; politics/history/yacht rock aficionado. Opinions are my own/RTs are not endorsements.
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Thankful for black lung resolution

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By Bill Hatfield Verified
| Appalachian News-Express Verified
Over 1,100 individuals receive federal black lung benefits in Pike County; our county has the most beneficiaries in the country. Last month, the fiscal court and county judge-executive showed their support for those of us who have black lung disease by passing a resolution calling on Congress to increase black lung benefits. My father died from black lung after working 40 years in the mines. He warned me that I shouldn’t pursue a career in the mines, that it would make an old man out of me fast.
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Thomas-Breeding-Buckley Post Formed In 1919

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By Bill Hatfield Verified
| Holdenville News Verified
Posted in: The American Legion Post No.32 of Holdenville, Oklahoma w ¿r.formed in June 1919. C \\4runder uhe name oi i'non.:as Breeding Post No. 2C was applied fo** to national head, quarters, who had temporary quarters at that time In New York. The charter was ap. proved and issued in August 1919.One of the veterans the Post was named after was Albert E....
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Artists, Teachers, and Moms Who Rock

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By Bill Hatfield Verified
| Moonshine Ink Verified
If you have enjoyed a relaxing afternoon at Pizza on the Hill, Alibi, or Moe’s, or if you have been at FiftyFifty or Auld Dubliner in the later hours in the past few years, there is a chance you have taken in the crunchy sounds of Rogue, Truckee’s all-female grunge cover band. The trio has been playing together since 2011, when they were in another band, Burning Nylon, and has been performing as Rogue since 2020.
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