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During terrible times, the community organizations that make a real difference in people’s lives tend to step up and show their true mettle.
Today's editorial
During terrible times, the community organizations that make a real difference in people’s lives tend to step up and show their true mettle.
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While my son was browsing the birthday cards with his mother, looking for the perfect overpriced piece of paper to celebrate my 43rd last month, he folded one up and put it back, unsatisfied by the especially complimentary message and the fatherly traits it touted. "Dad's not wise," my sixth-grade son apparently said before settling on a five-panel card featuring several fish puns.
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Joe Biden turned 79 last week. He's beginning to look his age.
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American leadership has grown extremely old. It is unprecedented. It offers challenges and it gives a distinct advantage to the folks who have…
Much has changed since I last wrote about one of our kids returning for a visit after a lengthy absence. It was our middle child’s first year …
When the travel ban was finally lifted this month, Brits visiting the U.S. got a shock. Not only were rapid COVID tests hard to find; prices w…
Amazing to read that over 4 million Americans quit their jobs in September — part of a mass labor pullout being called the Great Resignation. …
I was talking about Thanksgiving recently with a friend. “With all of the current awareness about history, I’m not so sure I like our traditio…
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