A midnight silence in Washington As the clock struck 12:01 a.m. on October 1, 2025, Washington fell into a strange, tense silence. The lights inside government buildings still glowed, but phones began ringing with furlough notices, and millions of federal workers braced themselves for a reality they’ve lived before: a government shutdown. To the average
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In the tranquil town of Tasmania, Beverley Goss, affectionately known as “Knitting Nanna Bev,” has become a beacon of generosity and resilience. At 89, Bev continues to defy expectations, using her knitting skills to bring comfort and warmth to those in need. Despite facing numerous health challenges, including cancer, diabetes, macular degeneration, arthritis, and neuropathy
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In the heart of St. Clair Shores, Michigan, Judy Wendler stands as a testament to the profound power of community-driven craft. A lifelong advocate for knitting and crocheting, Judy has transformed a simple hobby into a mission of connection, generosity, and purpose. As a dedicated member of the Senior Activity Center’s knitting and crocheting group,
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For Anita MacKinnon, knitting has always been more than a hobby it has been a constant thread connecting her past, present, and community. Born and raised in Massachusetts, Anita first picked up knitting needles under the gentle guidance of her mother, who taught her how to turn simple yarn into patterned scarves and cozy sweaters.
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