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There is one place where we are all alike. Everyone of us will somewhere, sometime know the experience of grief.

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God didn’t choose David because he was perfect. Basically, God chose David because David was willing to be used of God. God is not looking for perfect people or “holier-than-thou

Former St. Viator High School Principal Donald Houde died Wednesday at 91, the high school announced in a news release.

Something happened on Friday, May 21, 2021 in Washington, D.C., that thrilled my soul.

May 12, 2021 Richard Luden Long, 56, of Harrisburg and Lewistown Pa., passed away suddenly on May 2, 2021. He was born in Lewistown, Pa. to Walter A. and Nancy Byler Long. Richard was preceded in death by his mother Nancy Byler Long; brother Walter “Pete” Long Jr.; a very special nephew, Zachary Alan Long, and “Aunt Sissy” Pauline Shover. Richard was the co-owner of “Darn That Junk Hauling and Cleaning Services” and “Gazette Antiques.” He currently worked at Keystone Area Goodwi...

Some companies made a huge profit from the Texas blackouts Quartz 5/7/2021 © Provided by Quartz For most Texans, the widespread blackouts after a winter storm this February were a nightmare. In addition to at least a hundred deaths, households and other electricity users in the state were forced to pay tens of billions of worth of electricity bills. The state’s electricity market, unlike those in most US states, has relatively few guardrails against wild price swings. Those price spikes a...

May 7, 2021 For most Texans, the widespread blackouts after a winter storm this February were a nightmare. In addition to at least a hundred deaths, households and other electricity users in the state were forced to pay tens of billions of worth of electricity bills. The state’s electricity market, unlike those in most US states, has relatively few guardrails against wild price swings. Those price spikes are intended to reward power companies that keep the power flowing when demand is high. A...

Houston — Energy Transfer swung to a massive first-quarter profit from a year-ago loss as the midstream operator was able to keep strategically located pipelines and storage assets working during the Texas freeze in February and benefitted from the higher prices that resulted from the surge in demand. Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now The strong results reported in a statement May...

A well-known minister observed that people are so uptight today that they can no longer sleep in church. Seriously, we are a tension-ridden people who take aspirin for our headaches, tranquilizers for our nerves, and sleeping pills to make us sleep. And in some respect, it is no wonder. In our time, we have seen a deepening and worsening of almost every major problem — the problem of COVID-19, of violence, of political animosity, of crime, of change and of brutality. The dehumanizing of li...