Columnists
Downsizing health care
If you operated a commercial airline, your aircraft full of passengers and more and more passengers wanting to…
EDITORIAL -- FEATURE SPOT
Consider fertilizer effects
It’s spring, and vegetable and flower gardens are on the minds of many. So are plush green lawns.…
Columnists
Trump boosts cable news
During the campaign, Donald Trump famously conceded that he gets much of his information about world affairs from…
EDITORIAL -- FEATURE SPOT
Be mindful of workzones
Now that we are seeing days with nicer weather, we will also see many road crews from townships,…
Letters to the Editor
STEM schools hurt public education
As educators with many years of experience and a deep conviction that strong public schools are an American…
Columnists
Trump U head gets schooled
It has been assailed as the end of democracy. Vilified as a form of slavery. Denigrated, denounced and…
EDITORIAL -- FEATURE SPOT
Drug take back saves lives
Overdoses, deaths and crimes are things we all associate with drug addiction and abuse. And while we think…
Columnists
It feels good to be understood
Social Security is with you throughout life’s journey. As in any relationship, communication is key to forging strong…
Columnists
Worrying of dying malls
My wife and I met on a blind date at a Bonanza restaurant in a nearby shopping mall…
EDITORIAL -- FEATURE SPOT
Autism education needed
Many of the sights and sounds we see and hear each day don’t cause much thought. However, for…
Columnists
The health care pencil
To understand the primary problem with the American health-care system – cost and massive inefficiency are two major…
EDITORIAL -- FEATURE SPOT
A life of service
In life, there are certainly times when we need to take things seriously. But all too often, we…
Columnists
Hitting the reset button
The Obama administration once tried to improve relations with Russia and, to do so, Secretary of State Hillary…
EDITORIAL -- FEATURE SPOT
Small act can save lives
The letters A, B and O are viewed by most as letters in the alphabet. But for many,…
Columnists
Capitol Records turns 75
In the peak years of my scouring yard sales and junk shops for second-hand, dollar-bin vinyl record albums,…
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