I beg your pardon that part two of “The Tyranny of Certainty” will be delayed. My intellectual and emotional senses…
I sure hope the predictions are right that COVID-19 and all its relatives will move on from being an epidemic…
My husband and I had the good fortune to spend a week in a remote small French village early in…
We can all use a humbling experience once in a while to remind us that best intentions and solid efforts…
I must be honest: The first image that comes to mind when I hear “Supreme” is Diana Ross and the…
The best part of this new year or that which we are most grateful for is the simple fact that…
I bet you didn’t have a morning coffee conversation with your partner about “chickens coming home to roost.” It might…
Like many of you, I was a “latch-key” kid, only I don’t remember having a key or how I entered…
An email arrived last week that set me on a path of researching voter participation in our community, in this…
I received two responses (not published) through the Gazette to my recent column, “Is democracy worth saving?” (Oct. 6) that…
When it comes to unresolved legal and personnel issues, privacy and transparency can’t seem to co-exist in the rule-laden environment…
We, that would be my husband and me, decided it was time to get out of the house, to go…
The American public needs to decide if their democracy is worth saving; although, perhaps with a needed overhaul to better…
