By Kay S. Pedrotti
In my many years in the newspaper business, the question folks ask me most frequently has been, “Why do newspapers just print the bad stuff?”
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Put an ambulance on the left side of the road and a Christmas tree on the right. Very few will see the Christmas tree.
It is just human nature.
How many people remember when The Twin Towers were built? How many remember when they fell?
I thought so.