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On Tuesday, Richland School District Two approved new school zoning lines for the 2022-2023 academic year.

As an accountant, I use numbers. Many people believe accountants are good with numbers. Most accountants would be challenged by differential equations. But basic numbers are our thing. What we do well is the math that Jethro Bodine of “The Beverly Hillbillies” dazzled the Clampett clan with, such as “goesintas.” That is, four goesintas 16 four times and so on. The Bible is kind to accountants because it uses numbers within our degree of difficulty. Forty is a big one. How long was Moses in Egypt? How long did Moses wander the desert? How long did the flood last? How long was Jesus tem...

It is not clear exactly when it became such an awful burden on citizens to vote on one particular day at a pre-assigned polling place, but somewhere along the line it became so difficult that pressures on state governments resulted in wholesale changes to how, when, and where people actually vote. The changes thus wrought has thrown the proverbial monkey wrench into what had been a well-established, universally understood, and simple system of voting.  Vast expansion of mail-in balloting, coupled with weeks-long “early voting,” has created a Rube Goldberg-like system that has severely un...

Ending cancel culture's reign on college campuses Radicals at SUNY-Binghamton prevent Arthur Laffer from speaking while campus police and administrators stand by Follow Us Question of the Day   ANALYSIS/OPINION: Radicals violated the constitutional rights of Arthur Laffer and conservative students on the campus of the State University of New York at Binghamton (SUNY-Binghamton). The administration did nothing about it. That is cancel culture.  Young America’s Foundation (YAF) partnered with the SUNY-Binghamton College Republicans to bring Mr. Laffer to speak on cam...

Jessie Frees got her first radio gig in 1951 as a New Jersey schoolgirl on a New York Times-owned station. Seventy years later, the first lady of New Jersey's broadcast airwaves is still behind the microphone at age 88 and has no plans to sign off any time soon. "I'll never give it up," said Frees, currently in her 27th year hosting the "Ask the Expert" hour every Sunday morning on WMTR-AM radio in Hanover, followed by the "Your New Jersey Connection" political panel talk show hosted by her daughter, Julie Briggs. Her list of A-list interview guests is endless: from Bob Hope and Helen Hayes t...