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There are many important local races on the Nov. 3 ballot, and we’re striving to help the community get to know the candidates, in our news coverage — including a

There are many important local races on the Nov. 3 ballot, and we’re striving to help the community get to know the candidates, in our news coverage — including a

I was disappointed last week when the season’s first big El Niño event was scheduled to arrive. Mother Nature lost her day-planner this year. After a spring lasting 18.3 minutes,

Thanks to the current administration, the greatest weapon remaining for an America-hating Middle Eastern terrorist nation is … the Democrat Party. And Iran isn’t even hiding it. Equally amazing is

Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters, Oct. 20. Dear Lois: Thank you for the comments honoring Lady Liberty. She means just as much to many of us on the conservative side, maybe

Like most Pennsylvanians, I haven’t been paying much attention to the Senate race in Texas. Texas is as red as they come, so very few Republicans have had to sweat

It’s been said many times that a president’s job approval rating is one of the most important predictors of how his party will perform in midterm elections. President Donald Trump’s

Over the past few weeks, I have provided my thoughts about specific propositions. This week, I will summarize how I voted on all the propositions. As a general note, I

During COVID, the largest Amish community in the U.S. (Lancaster, Pennsylvania) rejected masking, vaccines, isolation, testing, and all the other Centers for Disease Control recommendations, and fared just as well

To Brian Springer (Letters, July 23): Then it is the duty of every member of this “left-wing cultural revolution that is designed to overthrow the American Revolution,” if such a

In Re: Lois Eisenberg, “Can AI Doomsday Be Averted?,” letters, Oct. 8. I’m always ready to have a good laugh and this one certainly did the trick! Opening sentence of

A few days ago, I went to a blood-testing lab inside a large local medical facility. Before they could stick a needle in my arm, I had to negotiate with

Part 3 of 4 “Why doesn’t she just leave?” It’s a question I hear far too often when conversations turn to domestic violence. Sometimes it’s asked out of genuine concern.

As College of the Canyons board of trustees president, I am proud of the progress the board has made toward the goals we established at the beginning of the 2025-26

I wanted to take a moment to thank you for taking the time to recognize Golden Valley High School’s National Honor Society chapter and spotlight our accomplishments. As a member

Don’t know if anyone else feels the same but I would personally LOVE IT if public polls became a thing of the past in 2027! Not only are polls historically

The Statue of Liberty was a gift from France in the 1800’s, celebrating their friendship and the anniversary of U.S. independence. The green-hued gift from France no longer lives up

California voters will pass judgment on 14 statewide ballot measures this year and all but two relate, in some manner, to financing public services. Collectively they represent the latest version

By David Hegg It’s finally happening. The long, hot summer has succumbed to our hopes for the cool breath of autumn. Of course, we don’t need to get out the

I read a column (Oct. 13) by Jonathan Kraut where he gave his voter guide. I would like to comment on his claim that: “My subsequent guide is from a

Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, expresses irritation when he is asked about his association with Hasan Piker, the streamer/provocateur who said America deserved 9/11. “I’m not here