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Enterprise Editor, Writing Coach and Columnist for @timestribune in #Scranton www.thetimes-tribune.com/chriskelly, facebook.com/cjkinkTT
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Chris Kelly Opinion: War and brownies

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By Chris Kelly Verified
| Scranton Times-Tribune Verified
With the hatchback closed, Lori Remus’ Toyota Venza betrayed no indication of the “subversive” supplies stacked inside. Derek Sutcliffe’s pickup is no food truck, but its bed was quickly converted into a mobile mess hall for a growing army of volunteers assembled against a common threat.
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Chris Kelly Opinion: Shapiro issues ‘Archbald Amendment’

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By Chris Kelly Verified
| Scranton Times-Tribune Verified
Fearing for my sanity and fidgety as an itchy toddler in church, I fled the Valley View High School auditorium for a quick breath of fresh air and a few hits of nicotine on the sidewalk outside. Yes, smoking is self-abuse. So is attending marathon hyperscale data center hearings, but somebody’s gotta do it.
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Chris Kelly Opinion: Welby and Chermak still kicking the data center can

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By Chris Kelly Verified
| Scranton Times-Tribune Verified
Like most Americans, I’ve long been familiar with the phrase, “kicking the can down the road.” I was surprised to learn that it’s a relatively new addition to the voluminous list of idioms that became ubiquitous through repetition.
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