Pamela Johnson is the Vice President, COO, and Editor at Diplomatic Watch LLC. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and healthcare, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Pamela's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Calhoun Times, Greeley Tribune, and The Denver Post.
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Pamela Johnson's coverage primarily focuses on local news and community events in Loveland, Colorado. She has a strong emphasis on family & relationships, with some attention to crime-related stories.
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By: Peter Hill, John Issa, Scott Berkowitz, Archit V. Potharazu, Harrison Segall, Scott Feeser, Alexandra I. Mansour, Nisha A. Gilotra, Anjali Bhatla, Pamela Johnson
Highlights • The ideal heart failure care model integrates primary and specialty care, promotes longitudinal risk-factor modification, and delivers wraparound care across multiple settings.
In celebration of the 250th Anniversary of our country, local members of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will highlight the patri
WORKERS PUT A NEW — and much needed — layer of asphalt on Lyon County 27/2nd St. W in Balaton this week. This photo was taken Monday.
Captain Henry Whitener gravestone, Whitener Cemetery near Marquand, Madison County, Missouri.
By: Darcy Whitecrow, Pamela Johnson, Maya McKibbin, Makade Asin
This twisty, mystical, supernatural folk-horror novel follows a teen whose town's fate is in her hands when she meets its dying god.»Full review
Peter Sitze NSDAR Grave Marker, Moore's Chapel Cemetery, Marquand, Missouri
By: Pamela Johnson
The construction fencing is down, and Crescent Beach Family Park is once again welcoming residents and visitors to one of the most recognizable spots on Fort Myers Beach. That's something our entire community can celebrate.
Alexander Giboney was born about 1750 in Dilltown, East Wheatfield Township, Pennsylvania, to Alexander and Ann (Seaver) Giboney (commonly misspelled Gibboney). Alexander married Rebecca Ramsey in 1777 in Virginia. They were living in Hampshire County, Pennsylvania, during the Revolutionary War. Alexander is credited with furnishing supplies, probably supporting the war because his brother John served as a Corporal in the 7 th Pennsylvania Line. He’s shown in Captain Robert Wilson’s Company on January 2, 1777, when the army was in camp at Morristown, New Jersey.
In celebration of the 250 th Anniversary of our country, local members of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will highlight the patriots buried in Southeast Missouri.
Plaque dedicated by the Capt. Henry Whitner Chapter NSDAR; Mounted on the Madison County Courthouse in Courthouse Square, Fredericktown, Missouri
