Letters to the Editor

Arthur Saginian | A Need to Absorb Propaganda

In his March 30 letter, Thomas Oatway asks why anyone would “want to absorb such garbage and repeat it” when referring to “obvious falsehoods and propaganda” from Fox News. The

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Rob Kerchner | Blowing Up the Melting Pot

Not since the days of Jim Crow segregation has there been a movement less open, fair and accepting than “diversity, equity and inclusion.” And both were brought to the U.S.

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Dr. Gene Dorio | Buffalo and Hart Park

I miss the buffalo.  They always seemed so gentle. Sometimes they would roll around in the dirt, kicking up a dust cloud at Hart Park in the dry 100-degree heat. 

Paul Butler: Going the Extra Mile

Paul Butler | What’s Your One Word

Recently a client of ours shared with me the final question they ask during interviews: “What’s one word you’d use to describe yourself?”  The client asked me this question and

Carl Kanowsky

Carl Kanowsky | Challenges in forming an LLC

Jim, Mary, Brett and Paul, neighbors and friends, decided to open a gelato shop, featuring authentic Italian deserts like gelato and tiramisu, along with sub sandwiches that sing of Southern

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Rick Barker | As I Said Before…

It would appear that not only does Mr. Thomas Oatway hate anyone who doesn’t share his self-proclaimed left-wing political views, he also has trouble understanding the voting system in this

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Diane Zimmerman | Something Fun to Do

Try and find a printed U.S. bill that is dated after 2017. I can’t find one in any denomination.  If you find one, good for you. No further action needed

Letters to the Editor

Thomas Oatway | Fleeing White Supremacy

Recently a news organization reported that an employee in the office of Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Arizona, promoted white supremacist mantras in his online posts, including a favorite of Tucker Carlson,

Gary Horton

Gary Horton | Ice Cubes and Education

Carrie and I experienced a surprise treat the other night as we attended the College of the Canyons Foundation installation dinner, conducted in a second-floor meeting room of the “Cube”