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Caitlin Clark will do great in the WNBA. She can shoot, she can pass and she’s a savvy player.
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Hurley Manor residents and staff gathered on the Manor lawn the afternoon of Monday, April 8, for a solar eclipse party. The eclipse moved across North America, passing over Mexico, the United States and Canada.
Read moreSince its publication in 2021, Andreas Malm’s book How to Blow Up a Pipeline has been a source of controversy.
Read moreA long time ago — well one week ago — the much heralded “North American Eclipse” came to Allen. Weather forecasters happily forecasted that we probably wouldn’t be able to see it anyway. Clouds they said. I watched all this with a sort of wishy-washy attitude. I sort of wanted to see it but I sure wasn’t going to drive down toward Idabel and position myself so I could experience the full eclipse experience. I saw on my TV the story of this one family dragging their family and their trailer 1,700 miles to Texas so they could experience this historical celestial event together as a family. Foolish, I thought, as I wondered if I would even go outside for a peek or not.
Read moreThe late James Q. Wilson, professor of government at Harvard University, wrote in his book, The Marriage Problem, back in 2002, “It is not money, but the family that is the foundation of public life. As it has become weaker, every structure built upon that foundation has become weaker.”
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THE EYE OF THE STORM Sunday morning at our house is a little like Dante’s Inferno. A great lament goes up among the children when they discover someone else has gone before them into the water chamber. In a few moments I will hear the hum of hair dryers and the shouts of, “Has anybody seen my brush?” I will hear a squeal of discovery, and then the one using the hair dryer will say, “I couldn’t find mine. Why can’t I use it? Come on, give it back!”
Read more(April 1 through April 14) Justin Scott Brunelle, La Mirada, CA – No insurance.
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