The summer break I’m about to enjoy from work isn’t nearly as long as the one that members of congress will get over the holiday, but it will be enjoyable to be sure. I wanted to take the opportunity afforded … Continue reading →
I’m the last guy to give advice, and no matter who you are, you’re likely to know a ton of people more willing to pass it out. But I do have a suggestion. Get outside and enjoy the weather. June … Continue reading →
At a time when many service clubs are struggling to find new members and keep the membership they have engaged, there are a few which are seeing growth. They are becoming more involved, and fostering the spirit of volunteerism, that … Continue reading →
News that Delphos Mayor Michael Gallmeier had submitted a letter of resignation from a position he had held for nearly 10 years this morning was one of the more difficult stories I have had to do in my more than … Continue reading →
An event 48 years ago on June 22, 1969 put a major Ohio city at the forefront of the way our nation was abusing its environment, and played a huge roll in efforts to clean up water ways. The water … Continue reading →
If you want to convince those you work with just how “in tune” you are with the social media buzz of the day today, you might start out a conversation asking “have you heard about JAY-Z”? The 6th item on … Continue reading →
The answer to the question of how soon a child should get a smart phone these days from at least some parents seems to be as soon as they can tie their shoes. The convenience of instant contact that mobile … Continue reading →
Is it a coincidence, or something else, that the gas prices you’re seeing at the pump this week are some of the lowest in any summer since 2005? It seems like more than a coincidence that expansion of production of … Continue reading →
It’s hard for me to write about Fathers’ Day without being just a little philosophical about the way fathers have changed since I was a kid. In my childhood years, it seemed a lot of dads went to work and … Continue reading →
Today is Elder Abuse Awareness day. Stats prove that a growing segment of our population falls within the category of senior citizen every year. So information on crimes that impact seniors is, I think, worthy of a look. Information like … Continue reading →
