Bushnell

The government will need to make some imperfect predictions, or continually assess and refine how big the sticks and plentiful the carrots will need to be to bring about the desired changes, Bushnell says.

When the economy spiraled in 2020, two laundromats, a charter school and a grocery store pulled their ads, a monthly loss of about $2,700, Bushnell said.

The newspaper’s fundraiser on its website raised about $800 in a day, Bushnell said, and local businesses reached out to ask how they could lend support.

Bushnell, his voice breaking as he described the heartwarming responses from people who saw the front page and local coverage about it, said he feels optimistic that the community will support its newspaper and the businesses that place ads.

“This repeated almost weekly across the country, another community newspaper closes up and a community loses its voice,” Bushnell said.

Candace Bushnell, whose New York Observer column became the inspiration for Sex and the City, hopes that it is.

Bushnell defends the series to Ramin Setoodeh and talks all things Carrie.

And Bushnell was distracted by Chuck E. Cheese, among other endeavors.

Jaffe was the Candace Bushnell of the atomic age, painting a picture of the life of single working women in New York City.

Our stars range from Nobel Prize winners Orhan Pamuk and J.M. Coetzee to the writer of Sex and the City, Candace Bushnell.

What Bushnell did was to invent a boat that would move under water and might be made to blow up an enemy's ship.

You can see that Dave Bushnell's invention was a very neat one; but, for all that, luck went against it.

Alfred and I watched with her until after midnight, and Mrs. Bushnell and Anna the rest of the night.

But it is said that the failure of his efforts cast a deep and permanent gloom over the mind of Bushnell.

It was made in Rochester, by a surgical instrument maker named Bushnell.