
Tim Whyte | A Decade Later, Getting Ready to Retire ‘T-Bone’
By Tim Whyte Signal Editor I made a joke one time with my son and one of his hockey teammates, about a decade ago. We were talking about nicknames, and

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor I made a joke one time with my son and one of his hockey teammates, about a decade ago. We were talking about nicknames, and

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor My memories of Town and Country Farm School are a little fuzzy. It was one of several places we tried for our first born, when

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor Why do we like Tiger Woods? It was a question posed by one of my favorite sports talk hosts, Colin Cowherd of Fox Sports, the

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor Look hard enough, and pretty much anywhere you can find something to offend you. Case in point: Long Beach State University is in the

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor A horse reminded me of Dale Earnhardt the other day. As I wrote last week, I’ve been a NASCAR fan since I was a kid.

By David Hegg My wife and I say the movie “Unplanned” last week. The true story of a woman in the abortion industry kicked up quite a bit of conversational

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor The first time my parents took me to Saugus Speedway in 1975, I was hooked. It amazed me how fast and loud the cars were,

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor Remember the “Thank You, Buck?” banners? They went up on more than a dozen bridges and overpasses around town, thanking then-Rep. Howard “Buck” McKeon, R-Santa

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor One of my habits is that I like to stop at my neighborhood Circle K every morning and get a 44-ounce iced beverage to get

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor My daughter has a little bit of Ricky Bobby in her: She thinks second place is the first loser. Yes. Both of our kids —

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor A part of me was disappointed when David Barlavi didn’t raise a clenched fist during the flag salute at Tuesday’s Saugus Union School District board meeting.

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor “Racism is racism.” So said Rep. Katie Hill’s Twitter account earlier this month as she joined fellow Democrats and Republicans alike in calling for the

Part 6 of 52 By John Boston Signal Staff Writer The great and lingering sin of Thornton Doelle is simple. He’s not famous. Actor. Forest ranger. Lawman. Poet. Romantic. Original

The Signal’s Jan. 31 opinion page was entertaining. One reader felt the need to explain there are three branches of government and Trump alone caused the recent partial shutdown; ignoring

Gerald Staack’s letter (Jan. 29) reminded me of my youth. Visions of crowds storming barricades of the powerful elite to overthrow the bastions of capitalism that was responsible for so

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor Back when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, before we all knew about the internet, and social media was just a twinkle in Mark Zuckerberg’s eye, there

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor Back in the 1990s and into the early 2000s, there was a movement, particularly among conservatives, to enact legislation — even a constitutional amendment —

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor Sometimes, in “the moment,” you say and do things that, later on, strike you as funny or even a little embarrassing. For example, this week

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor My son was home on holiday break from college, and he had an early-morning doctor appointment to get one of his various hockey injuries checked out.

By Tim Whyte Signal Editor You’re gonna take a walk in the rain And you’re gonna get wet (I predict) You’re gonna eat a bowl of chow mein And be