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Variations ǀ So you want to change the world

Karl Marx monument in Chemnitz, Germany. JON Miltimore of the libertarian Foundation for Economic Education has noted that many of those who want to “fix the world” can’t fix themselves. Like many sagacious observations, this is not a new “finding.” About 375 years before the birth of Christ, Plato…
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OPINION ǀ Party politics and workforce matters

IT was no sooner that I began to grumble (in my head) over the recent roll-out of new candidates for the U.S. Delegate position and the nauseating nature of party politics than it was that I began to hear about this year’s mini-shake up in our local version of the Grand Old Party (GOP).  It seems l…
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BC’s Tales of the Pacific ǀ Joan Druett

BC Cook IF you love stories of sailing, adventure, the vast Pacific, navigation, or other such things I want to introduce you to one of my favorite authors, Joan Druett.  She is a New Zealander who has written a couple dozen books over the last 20 years.  I have yet to be disappointed. My introduct…
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Variations ǀ Whether we like it or not

“Latino immigrant workers died on the Baltimore bridge. More will likely rebuild it.” — CNN, April 4, 2024 “Hawaii has too few homegrown construction workers to handle the coming surge in government projects, so labor must be imported.” — Honolulu Civil Beat, Jan. 3, 2024 I HAVE two other recent U.…
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OPINION ǀ Truth 42: Using our $$$ to beat a DEAD Horse!

Ambrose M. Bennett THE TRUTH of the matter is most adults have heard of the wisdom in “beating a dead horse or throwing good money after bad,” which is what WE the People continue experiencing with the IPI fiasco! Like most citizens I KNOW that gambling is NOT the direction we should be pursuing ev…
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