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(It is officially 40 years since I graduated from Albion High School. I wish someone would have told me this then. This is from 2011)

With the arrival of warmer weather, it’s no surprise that children and adults are excited to get out and enjoy outdoor activities.

(In my ongoing effort to reveal that nothing ever really changes, and effort to avoid actually writing a new column, here is one from 2005. Go figure.)

The late American satirist P.J. O’Rourke once cracked that “Giving money and power to government is like giving whiskey and car keys to teenage boys.” The $32 trillion national debt

This editorial was originally published by The New York Daily News:

In case you hadn’t noticed, climate change hit us right between the eyes last week.

LONDON — In some ways, the United Kingdom’s doctor shortage resembles the worldwide crunch in health care.

NEW YORK — There are excellent reasons to admit Ukraine into NATO.

Citing data that shows college-aged students are the top group to seek abortion in New York makes perfect sense when one understands that young women leave home and have sexual

Volunteers from across the GLOW Region recently conducted another successful hands-on career exploration workforce development program for local students, demonstrating that we have the foundation for providing the next generation