July 08, 2015

Discovering Beloit: Stories Too Good to be True?

By Tom Warren
iUniverse, 2014

Tom Warren, a professor emeritus of education and a resident of Beloit since the 1970s, has crafted an imaginative novel that draws on the lore and personalities of his adopted hometown while it considers the demise of investigative journalism with humor and wit.

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Courtney Snowden’00, a sixth-generation Washingtonian, became deputy mayor of Washington, D.C., last April. Part of what lured her to public service was Mayor Muriel Bowser’s commitment to supporting economic prosperity for all city residents, no matter where they live.

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