This New England trip has definitely been adventuresome, eye opening, and fun. I’m writing from Lexington, Mass., home of the Minute Man, home of “the shot heard around the world,” home of my daughter and her family.
My itinerary was packed: My grandson’s birthday dinner and his ...
It might be the 24-7 news cycle that’s the problem, but after a constant bombardment of news of wars, epidemics, deficits, trade wars, possible economic downturns, and naturally climate change I awoke one morning recently and asked myself, “How can we be having all these problems when we ...
Strikes by correctional officers in the winter were meant to bring about a change for safer conditions for those who work in the facilities overseen by the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision. Judging from an incident late last month, dangers remain prevalent.
On May 27, an ...
By GAVIN MacFADYEN
There is much debate and speculation on the potential effect of President Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ on the complex web that is the economy of the United States. Having narrowly passed in the House it now moves to the Senate for consideration.
What should be most ...
This weekend marks a special event for Chautauqua Hospice and Palliative Care. The agency’s annual Service of Remembrance and Memorial Butterfly Release will take place on Saturday.
“In many cultures, butterflies symbolize the remarkable transformation between worlds,” said Jamie ...
To be honest, I have been dismayed recently by the actions of both political parties in what I would call a surrendering of our country to a “government of one.”
Starting first with the Democrats, it is clear that in deference to the desires of a former President—they deferred into ...