Chris Stevens, the late U.S. Ambassador to Libya, was laid to rest this morning in Grass Valley. He was born here, and his senior thesis was about Cornish miners.
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You would think The Union would have this covered on the front page or homepage for the digital version. It so annoys me. Thank you for letting your readers know..
To have such a distinguised son of Nevada County not recognized by The Union is a shame. Did reporters know about it?
The Union did report this, though it hasn’t followed up on the burial.
The Union has caught up to news of Chris Stevens’ burial this morning, behind a “paywall.”
http://www.kcra.com/US-Ambassador-Chris-Stevens-buried-in-Grass-Valley/-/11798090/17557272/-/11jhrqdz/-/index.html