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Concerned Parent in North Texas Satirizes Republicans, Far Right - Vimarsana News

Concerned Parent in North Texas Satirizes Republicans, Far Right

Meet Zach Freeman, a 'concerned' North Texas father of three who makes satirical videos demolishing far-right talking points and politicians.

Life Skills for Teens with ADHD: Laundry, Mornings, Cooking - Vimarsana News

Life Skills for Teens with ADHD: Laundry, Mornings, Cooking

Life skills for teens with ADHD include completing small daily tasks or low-stakes responsibilities that help them become self-sufficient adults.

The Mercury's Sound Off for Wednesday, Nov. 22 – The Mercury - Vimarsana News

The Mercury's Sound Off for Wednesday, Nov. 22 – The Mercury

Is there anyone who actually believes Pottstown can come back from the dead? If there is, I would like to know what they are looking at. Take a ride down Charlotte St. near Dino’s Deli or ride down Chestnut St. or Beech St. and then tell me if it doesn’t look just like Philly. The […]

The Mercury's Sound Off for Tuesday, Nov. 21 – The Mercury - Vimarsana News

The Mercury's Sound Off for Tuesday, Nov. 21 – The Mercury

Sound Off is better than the comic section by a lot. Jay Miller led the pack on Thursday when he listed the 5 Best places to live in Pennsylvania according to US News. Anyone that puts Reading on that list, or quotes such a list, has never been to Reading. It is an “armpit” to […]

Ask Dr. E: Do diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives mesh with Christianity? - Vimarsana News

Ask Dr. E: Do diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives mesh with Christianity?

When our son came home for an early fall break from his first year of college, he was already talking positively about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). Can you give us some pointers on how to respond?