It’s nearly Halloween again and time to plan protection for those tiny tots. It’s hard to believe, but there are … Read the rest
When did we decide to execute truth?
Further evidence that the world is becoming even wackier arrived at our office last week.
Remembering the World War II generation
I miss the World War II generation. I confess that I have been all over the map on this one.… Read the rest
Labor Day’s meaning has been obscured
It must have been an interesting Labor Day weekend for Chris Rowe and Chris Sexton. They are two of the … Read the rest
Should we rethink how we respond to natural disasters?
My personal experience with weather disasters dates to Palm Sunday of 1965, when a series of ferocious tornadoes swept through … Read the rest
Fallout over Bug Tussel towers continues
Polarization has reached the Kickapoo Valley
Some months back, I received a card addressed only to my first name and address, with no return address on … Read the rest
Ontario needs to plan for possibility of more flooding
Bad luck, I can say with certainty, is more than just the incident itself. Its effects stick with you long … Read the rest
Ontario businesses and supporters turn to government for protection
D espite nearly four decades of covering local government meetings, every so often something pops up that makes me exclaim, … Read the rest
The hamlet of Avalanche is a study in floodplain challenges
In 1959, a relentless rain pounded down on the west fork of the Kickapoo, sending the stream over its banks … Read the rest