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A lot of talk everywhere regarding the widespread violence that we are experiencing worldwide and here in the U.S. in particular, and as usual everyone has their pet theories on

A lot of talk everywhere regarding the widespread violence that we are experiencing worldwide and here in the U.S. in particular, and as usual everyone has their pet theories on

America is now headed to (become) a third world country. The Supreme Court has now “goose-stepped,” leaving their third world footprints in their regressive/oppressive quicksand of injustice. Some of the

The Jan. 6 hearings on prime time are supposed to be in the search for truth. I have a couple of questions. What has happened about the two incidents where

The same side that wants to defund the police, make parole easy, release arrestees without cash bail, eliminate mandatory minimum sentences, and handcuff the police with liability lawsuits ALSO wants

Dear Savvy Senior, What can you tell me about electric trikes for semi-seniors? I used to cycle a lot in my younger years but have some balance problems and

It certainly has been quite a week. Unless you’ve been without cell coverage or WiFi, you’ve joined the rest of us in a front-row seat on the disparate reactions to

Lois, Lois, Lois (Eisenberg), I think you need to be careful who you call a “mark” as you did in your letter Tuesday, June 21. It seems to me that

Democrats have been very large and vocal with their claim of an insurrection on Jan. 6, 2021. They’re even spending big taxpayers’ dollars to put on a dog and pony

Joan and I are vacationing in France, specifically in the Normandy region. Because we are with some of our kids and grandkids, we thought we ought to spend time in

Re: Bob Comer, Diane Zimmerman, Sunday Signal, June 26. Let’s take Mr. Comer first since his contribution was quite short. Sorry Bob, Lois was right! The “Mar a Lago miscreant”

I don’t like mushy peas. When I was in elementary school in England, a lunch lady stood over me and refused to let me leave the table until I’d

Question: Robert, thank you for donating your time and answering questions from readers. We’ve learned a lot from your articles and are happy you’ve done it for so long. The

The Jan. 6 propaganda show puts me in mind of the nine-year “Perry Mason” series, which graced our homes weekly about 60 years ago. In that series, lawyer Perry Mason’s

It should be such a privilege to have a roof over our heads, food on the table and to live in a city where there are not that many homeless

During the presidency of Donald J. Trump we regressed in protections for human life from gun violence and the woman’s right to control her own health care. On the same

I often wonder what it’s like for those who suffer from body dysmorphia, whether properly diagnosed or not. I remember while growing up it seemed that there was a standard for

It is interesting to read Lois Eisenberg’s letters because they are always consistent. In the June 9 Signal she rails against Republicans who are pro-life (usually) for not advocating for

Next week, we will celebrate our nation’s independence on July 4. The Fourth of July has always been one of my favorite holidays as it seems to bring the best

“O beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain!” The opening line to poet Katharine Lee Bates’ “America the Beautiful” not

A few weeks back our district’s Fighter Pilot Congressman discussed America’s gun problem in general and school shootings, specifically. The conclusion our hammer saw was to buy more nails. “Harden our