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No one puts out a welcome mat for the Grim Reaper, but those who’ve built up successful businesses have even more reason to dread his approach. Why? Because they know the death tax will soon exact a hefty toll on their hard work. Technically known as the estate tax, the death tax is the penalty that families must pay when a loved one dies and leaves them significant assets. It was created a century ago to help fund World War I. Naturally, it outlasted that conflict.

More than 20 center-right groups and activists have joined a coalition letter congratulating Congressman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) on earning the role of House Judiciary Chairman for the 118th Congress and calling for Biden Administration oversight. The letter highlights government-directed censorship of Americans online and oversight over the runaway Federal Trade Commission as two priorities for the House Judiciary Committee.  You can read the letter below: The Honorable Jim Jordan 2056 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, D.C

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Published: 2/23/2021 12:01:33 AM I am a hardcore Republican, and I believe in forgiveness and the power of prayer. Some good people get so far in and they don’t know how to back out. Could we please pray for all RINOs out there and our own Jennifer Horn? She has a big loving family and must receive a lot of love. Also, could we pray for my friend “Mr. Concord Heights” Dick Patten, who passed away recently? For all that you did for Ward 8, I will never be able to catch up to you. The list is too long to repeat. RIP, my friend.

Dick Patten, a former Concord lawmaker and broadcaster, dies at 68 Dick Patten oversees the start of the Concord Christmas Parade on Nov. 17, 2018. GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor file Patten Published: 2/2/2021 12:03:08 PM While his outspoken nature sometimes got Dick Patten into trouble, no one could question the loyalty he showed and the contributions he made to the community before passing away last week at age 68. Patten, a former city councilor and state representative, suffered a massive heart attack at his home on the Heights, according to his lone sibling, Debra Patten. “He was a good ...