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Susan Campbell (opinion): Had I been able to order a father, I’d have ordered one like Carl

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By Susan Campbell
| Stamford Advocate Verified
When I first met Carl, he’d been hired as my newspaper department’s admin. Admins rule the office. They know everything, including where the bodies are buried. It’s good to be on good terms with the admin. Prior to his first day, the staff was told that Carl was a retired FBI agent, which we all assumed meant he was a by-the-book guy. We were also told, out of respect, that we should cut back on our foul language around him.
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On Your Side Podcast: Previewing the hot toys for the 2026 holiday season

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By Susan Campbell
| KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) -- Believe it or not, it’s already time to talk about all of that toys that will soon land on holiday wish lists. We’re talking with the Toy Insider’s James Zahn about one of the hottest toys of the season, a throw-back to 30 years ago that caused fights in toy stores across the country. We’ll also talk about this year’s toy supply chain, the impact of tariffs on the industry, and what has happened to toy sales as consumer confidence slides.
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Birdwatch | O.Henry Magazine

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By Susan Campbell
| O.Henry Magazine Verified
Late summer can be an especially exciting time for birders — we need not travel far to find unexpected visitors. Sometimes weather events cause individuals to be blown off track and show up in the neighborhood. These lost birds may stick around for mere hours but, in other instances, it may be a more deliberate response to environmental conditions that brought them our way. One bird that frequently appears in wet areas later in the summer is the little blue heron.
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