Times obituaries brought to life in a podcast The Times has been publishing life stories of the great and the good (and the not so good) for more than 170 years. Now the obituary is also becoming a podcast, explains Anna Temkin
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Obituaries Read the latest on the deaths of notable people. These news stories recount the lives that made them prominent locally, nationally and worldwide. Link to paid death notices December 8, 2024at 1:17 pm Mark Dedomenico, prominent figure in Northwest horse racing, dies at 87 ...
(Karen Ducey / The Seattle Times) At vigil, Metro workers vent grief, anger for slain Seattle bus driver VIEW Scores of people gathered Saturday night at the intersection where Shawn Yim was killed, overflowing the sidewalk and spilling into the road. ...
Since its founding in 1851, The New York Times has published thousands of obituaries listing the lives and legacies of some of the world’s most influential people. However, by their own admission, the listings have historically been dominated by white men. In order to address this, The Times...
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“Since 1851, obituaries inThe New York Timeshave been dominated by white men,” reads the introduction to aTimesobit feature titled “Overlooked,”which includes freshly-written appreciations of long-gone public figures whose accomplishments were ignored at the time of their deaths. ...