You may question the wisdom of the recent congressional passage of a massive stimulus bill. You may wonder when the fact that some one some day will have to pay for the 1.9 trillion dollar federal outlay will sink in. You may … Continue reading →
This is National Doctors day! It’s hard to think of many people who’s work has been effected as significantly as doctors and the other medical professionals who assist them trying to keep us healthy over the past year. As the pandemic … Continue reading →
There is still a lot of uncertainty about the future of efforts to deal with the Coronavirus Pandemic, and questions as to when the pandemic may be officially declared under control, but an expansion of eligibility for Ohioans to get … Continue reading →
One item that came up during Joe Biden’s first presidential news conference that didn’t receive much media attention is something that I think should be troubling to people who are worried about the future of education in America. The president pointed, with … Continue reading →
I would refrain from calling today’s scheduled first presidential news conference in the more than 2 months since Joe Biden took office as “must see tv” but I think there will be more interest in what the new president has … Continue reading →
Like everyone else I’m looking forwarded to spending time outside this year enjoying all of the things we were forced to miss last year. But, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the warm months ahead will not be filled with athletic … Continue reading →
I have blogged several times in the past few months that I thought the people responsible for Joe Biden’s successful white house campaign had outplayed, outsmarted and outmaneuvered Donald Trump, using a pandemic and Trump’s own brash blustering and bullying … Continue reading →
A program I learned about late last week, and one you may have heard about on our community focus program yesterday addresses 2 challenges in a way that hasn’t been tried in Ohio before. One, is the shortage of skilled workers … Continue reading →
I would describe myself as a casual sports fan. I learned to live without sports, like most of the rest of us did, when the pandemic forced the cancelation of everything from state spring tournaments to the NCAA college basketball tournaments … Continue reading →
Even the sharpest critics of the health orders and mandates endorsed by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, many of which have been in effect for a full year, will have to I think give our governor credit for the work he’s … Continue reading →
