- Karen Frantz is a freelance journalist living in Washington, D.C. She has written for various media outlets, including the TimesLedger Newspapers, the Durango Herald, Homicide Watch and the Humanist magazine.
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- Eric Ulrich now has over 70 percent of the votes with over 120 election districts counted.2012/09/13 22:00 by Twitter for iPhone
- One woman at Eric Ulrich's election party said she supports Ulrich because "he answers the needs of the people in the community."2012/09/13 22:14 by Twitter for iPhone
- Eric Ulrich said he has "utmost respect" for Sen. Joe Addabbo, but "it's time for a change." #PrimaryDay @TimesLedger2012/09/13 21:48 by Twitter for iPhone
- Eric Ulrich said he won 97 percent of the vote in Breezy Point and 90 percent in Ozone Park. Still waiting for all results. #PrimaryDay2012/09/13 21:56 by Twitter for iPhone
- "It's good to take the high road," Eric Ulrich said, blasting opponent Reyes for "vicious, bigoted" mailers. #PrimaryDay @TimesLedger2012/09/13 21:04 by Twitter for iPhone
- Eric Ulrich just arrived at election party. Said signs are "pointing to a tremendous victory." #PrimaryDay @TimesLedger2012/09/13 21:58 by Twitter for iPhone
- "Everything is looking extraordinary for us." --Councilman Halloran at Eric Ulrich's election party. @TimesLedger #PrimaryDay2012/09/13 20:50 by Twitter for iPhone
- Councilman Dan Halloran just announced at Ulrich's election party that 60 percent of the polling sites have filed their votes. #PrimaryDay2012/09/13 20:43 by Twitter for iPhone
- People are slowly filtering in at Ulrich's election day gathering at Roma View Catering in Howard Beach. #PrimaryDay @TimesLedger2012/09/13 20:07 by Twitter for iPhone
- Polls are now closed. Any predictions? #PrimaryDay @TimesLedger2012/09/13 20:47 by Twitter for iPhone
- Eric Ulrich now has over 70 percent of the votes with over 120 election districts counted.
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Newfound freedom gives one Tunisian hope for change
Posted on February 1, 2011 | No CommentsFahd Daghrir first joined the demonstrations that racked through Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, on Jan. 14. It was the day that President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, who had ruled with an iron fist for 23 years, fled the country.