I’m thinking of doing something different in the gubernatorial election. Some will say I would be wasting my vote.
Every action has its consequences, good and bad.
COVID Panic
Sept. 11, 2001, was the day I grew up.
The Trump-Russia investigation effectively ended on July 24, 2019, the day special counsel Robert Mueller testified on Capitol Hill. Mueller’s halting presentation of his 400-plus-page report troubled both Republicans and Democrats. But of greater concern was this fact: After two years of in…
The closure of the Lake Clare Fitness Park is a sign of the times.
The new GOP platform
While Democrats spent most of their convention last week trying to fire up their lukewarm base, President Donald Trump spent the first night of his convention working to expand his with a concerted appeal to African American voters.
So-called agitators
In choosing Kamala Harris as his running mate on Tuesday, Joe Biden checked the essential boxes his party had demanded – a woman, a minority, and a progressive who has moved left as the Democratic Party has. We’ll see how the California Senator plays in the swing-state suburbs that Mr. Biden…
A flip of the script
Dear Editor,
Four years ago, on August 5, we were busy hosting daughter Susan and Mose’s wedding. Happy Anniversary Mose and Susan. We wish them many more happy and healthy years together with God as their guide.
Dear Editor,
It’s Wednesday morning and the humidity has gone, leaving us with a much cooler morning. We had a light shower this morning, which we needed. Our hay was out last night, and hopefully the rain didn’t affect it too much.
How’s your summer been?
On Saturday, July 11, we all were awake and ready by 5:30 a.m., waiting for our ride on the bus to Monroe, Ind., to sister Leah and Paul’s house for the annual Coblentz gathering. Lo and behold, 6 a.m. rolled around and still no bus.
The debate over the importance of face masks has been a hot topic and highly-researched by health organizations across the world – and now that there is sufficient proof of the significant role they play to slow the spread of COVID-19 – it’s time for us to be responsible and wear one.
New normal math class
July 15 was our twenty-seventh anniversary. Lots of memories throughout the years since Joe and I were married.
It’s another hot day with high humidity here in Michigan. Every day the temperature has been in the 90’s. Yesterday afternoon we did get a much-needed rain shower. We would have needed to start watering the garden, so the rain was much appreciated. Because our house is surrounded by shade tr…
Souvenirs
The residents of the Town of Andrews have yet to find peace of mind in the ongoing search for answers, accountability and safety amid the Town’s water crisis.
Andrews Town Council President John Harshbarger in response to John Baron, Remediation Project Manager of Raytheon Technologies:
Non-traditional fireworks
Reopening horror
Museum of statues
Monuments of slavery landfill
It was seemingly overnight that the Town of Andrews had a water contamination emergency on their hands, leading residents to cry for more transparency about the town’s history and ongoing operations.
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