You may find results of a survey I read about this morning interesting, or as I did just a tad bit disturbing. The online marketing platform S M S Simple Texting surveyed thousands of Americans, finding that if they had to … Continue reading →
If we all could get a dime for every word that gets written or spoken about filling a U.S. Supreme Court vacancy by every politician and national media personality we could all retire and spend winters in the Bahamas. Debate … Continue reading →
With the number of things we can do so limited in the Coronavirus world we’re living in, you may want to take some time this weekend, if you haven’t already done so, to fill out your 2020 census questionnaire. The … Continue reading →
Like most people I suspect I was glad to hear Wednesday that commissioners of the Big Ten Conference had decided to reverse an earlier decision and would allow for the start of an abbreviated college football season in their conference … Continue reading →
This is the eve of what should be the start of the annual Canal Days celebration in Delphos, but a toast to the city event tomorrow night and festival activities that would have taken place this Friday through Sunday like … Continue reading →
The Cporonavirus Pandemic has turned the world we live in upside down to be sure, but but some things haven’t changed from the pre-pandemic era. On the opening Sunday of the NFL season yesterday, but the Browns and the Bengals lost. The … Continue reading →
If you were alive, you remember where you were and what you were doing at 8:46 A.M. on the morning of September 11, 2001 when the worst terror attack on America in our nations’ history began to unfold before our … Continue reading →
There are some things you apparently don’t mess with even during the midst of a pandemic. One of them appears to be Halloween Trick-or-treating. At least that’s the case in Los Angeles. The city’s health department recently issued an edict banning trick-or-treating … Continue reading →
He may have called it “ridiculous” , but the fact that Ohio Governor Mike Dewine had to respond during a Columbus news conference to widely circulating social media rumors that the Ohio Department of Health was contemplating so-called “fema camps” … Continue reading →
We’ve just made it through a Labor Day holiday weekend that was like none other we’ve ever seen, with the number of activities we could enjoy sharply curtailed because of Covid19 and all of the virus related mandates and regulations. … Continue reading →
