Psychologist, 3x best-selling author specializing in relationships, parenting, teens and families. Substack writer. Media guy. Rescuing Our Sons out now. He/him
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John Duffy's coverage primarily revolves around professional wrestling, particularly AEW, WWE, and NJPW. He also covers local government announcements related to his geographic focus. If you are looking to reach out effectively to John Duffy, consider pitching stories or interviews related to the latest developments in professional wrestling such as new tours, significant match announcements involving notable wrestlers from mentioned organizations. For those interested in reaching him about local government matters, focusing on news impacting Elizabethtown will likely be of interest.
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Duplexes shown here were very similar to the 74 temporary homes built for Oak Park veterans after World War II. The last structures were removed in 1955.
By: John Duffy
When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meeting, Sept. 3. What happened: In response to public comment, Elizabethtown Borough Council is poised
By: John Duffy
When: Conoy Board of Supervisors meeting, Sept. 10.
By: John Duffy
When: Sept. 17. What happened: For a second time, council expressed its disapproval of a request by a local business to install a drive-through coffee window in an alley off of North Market Street.
This is episode 12 in our series on the history of Oak Park housing as it relates to diversity and equity:
By: John Duffy
(TNS) — Commercial shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has collapsed. Before the war with Iran, approximately 125 commercial vessels passed through each day. In late September, the 10-day average was down to about 18. Americans who will never see the Strait of Hormuz are paying for this disruption every day. For decades, American naval power, backed by overseas bases and alliances, kept maritime disruption rare enough that businesses...
(TNS) — Commercial shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has collapsed. Before the war with Iran, approximately 125 commercial vessels passed through each day. In late September, the 10-day average was down to about 18. Americans who will never see the Strait of Hormuz are paying for this disruption every day. For decades, American naval power, backed by overseas bases and alliances, kept maritime disruption rare enough that businesses...
By: John Duffy
When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meeting, Oct. 1. Council member Matt Rodriguez was not present.
By: John Duffy
When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meeting, Oct. 15. What happened: In response to comments from residents, council approved a modified
By: John Duffy
Forty-one years. Over 20 albums. That's an awfully long time for a band to stay together, especially one that has never earned anything close to commercial success.
