George Condon

First time I saw orange bowling was on Reagan charter in '80, an every day ritual championed by Nancy Reagan.

Olivier Knox @OKnox

No disrespect at all, but this is a *decades* old tradition. I don't even remember when it started. @georgecondon might know. Campaign coverage pre social media was a bit...looser.

Sad news from Cleveland on passing of @CoughlinDan a legend who gave me 1st newspaper job in '65, $25 for @SIHSCleveland baseball scores. Nobody told better stories or loved Cleve sports more.

RT @MRichWMAR2: ❤️ @MorganStateU 💙🧡

There is no reporter at the White House who is harder working or more respected by other reporters than @JenniferJJacobs. It will not be long before we see her back on the beat.

RT @rachelkaras: I was laid off from @militarytimes today. It has been my privilege to tell the stories of Americans in uniform and I'll mi…

RT @OurCLEGuardians: Today, we celebrate #DobyDay! On this date 77 years ago, Larry Doby broke the color barrier in the American League.…

RT @SamEversonCle: Majority of Americans don’t realize that this is what Cleveland actually looks like https://t.co/kdnGVPuRWz

Tried to buy @ThePlainDealer in Cleve. CVS said they used to sell "tons" of papers but PD won't give them papers to sell. Very dumb & very frustrating.

Congratulations to my alma mater @sihscleveland and @sihs on winning the Ohio state title in basketball. Caps off a great season.

2016 @whca dinner.

Alexis Simendinger @ASimendinger

Here's what @mkumar38, author and scholar, recently relocated while doing some political science sleuthing online. I have no memory of this. Hang in for the end. 😎 https://t.co/3dzUlxhld2

RT @HCTrudo: I've had the privilege of working with Mini at National Journal. She is a very thoughtful, creative and hardworking journalist…

RT @ArtButSports: The Feast Of Bacchus, by Phillips de Koninck, 1654, 📸 by @k__h__r https://t.co/7elzpxZske

RT @AmandaFGodsey: Bill Cowher was also born and raised in this circle as was John Harbaugh, both Super Bowl winning head coaches.

Terry Eastland was known for his humor and decency @sdut and for his high ethical standards at DoJ. A good colleague who was a throwback to an earlier Washington.

Bill Kristol @BillKristol

“Here’s an excerpt from the Dallas Morning News after Terry was fired by Meese: ‘Eastland had no trouble determining what he had to do. The morally appropriate, as well as practical, course would be to leave immediately.’ Terry was a deeply moral person.” https://t.co/jtUaU5WVez

The bureau, 11 people at its peak, operated in DC from 1946 until it closed December 2008. San Diego, now the 8th largest city, needs reporters in Washington.

Jonathan Martin @jmart

Copley was hardly perfect but they had a DC presence well into the 00s, and their reporters were the ones that exposed the Dukester's bribe menu, which got sent him sent to prison https://t.co/3L0kbwo1nA

Sadly, but predictably, the purchase of @sdut came with warnings of “difficult staffing decisions” and “reductions.” Déjà vu terrible news for a great and hard-working team of reporters and editors who deserve better.

Marshall Ramsey ✏️ @MarshallRamsey

I worked got Copley News Service before I moved to Mississippi. We were both owned by Helen Copley. I hate to see the paper go through what it’s about to go through.

A great get for @themessengerdoc Congrats.

Josh Kraushaar @JoshKraushaar

@mattholt33 @njhotline @TheMessenger Congrats, Matt!