
Katie Landeck
Keeping local news alive. Regional Newsletter Specialist for Gannett. Former Print Managing Editor of Panama City News Herald. New England born and raised.
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2 days ago |
seacoastonline.com | Katie Landeck
The hummingbirds are back in New Hampshire and Maine for 2025. As of April 22, tiny have been spotted in New Hampshire and as far north as Portland, Maine. The first were spotted in New Hampshire on April 18, and spotters reported the hummingbirds were looking for hummingbird feeders and petunia to fuel up. It's no wonder they're hungry.
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usatoday.com | Karissa Waddick |Margie Cullen |Peter Kramer |Caitlyn Kelleher |Katie Landeck
As Catholics mourn the death of Pope Francis and reflect on the pontiff's legacy as a reformer, questions are emerging about who might follow the 266th leader of the church. Cardinals from across the globe will soon gather under a shroud of secrecy at St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City to decide who's best equipped to solve the challenges facing the Catholic Church and guide 1.4 million Catholic people. But where will the next pope come from? What will he stand on wide-reaching Catholic debates?
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3 days ago |
thegardnernews.com | Caitlyn Kelleher |Katie Landeck
Pope Francis, remembered for his inclusivity and focus on the poor, died at 88 after battling respiratory illness. The first pope from the Americas, he was elected in 2013 and championed compassion and action over words. Massachusetts leaders, including Archbishop Richard Henning and Congressman Jim McGovern, offered condolences and praised his legacy. Carl Sawejko, a Swansea resident, recalled the Pope's advocacy for gay rights and his emphasis on not condemning people.
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3 days ago |
heraldnews.com | Caitlyn Kelleher |Katie Landeck
Pope Francis, remembered for his inclusivity and focus on the poor, died at 88 after battling respiratory illness. The first pope from the Americas, he was elected in 2013 and championed compassion and action over words. Massachusetts leaders, including Archbishop Richard Henning and Congressman Jim McGovern, offered condolences and praised his legacy. Carl Sawejko, a Swansea resident, recalled the Pope's advocacy for gay rights and his emphasis on not condemning people.
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wickedlocal.com | Caitlyn Kelleher |Katie Landeck
Pope Francis, remembered for his inclusivity and focus on the poor, died at 88 after battling respiratory illness. The first pope from the Americas, he was elected in 2013 and championed compassion and action over words. Massachusetts leaders, including Archbishop Richard Henning and Congressman Jim McGovern, offered condolences and praised his legacy. Carl Sawejko, a Swansea resident, recalled the Pope's advocacy for gay rights and his emphasis on not condemning people.
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