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Afghanistan: bring our troops home
Insight - Anthony Piel
September, 02, 2010
Part One of Two
Many persons who think objectively about it, especially if they have served, lived or worked in Afghanistan and Iraq, realize that it is time for a phased withdrawal of our military not only from Iraq, but
Remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Historic Bytes - Bob Grigg
September, 02, 2010
Because of certain media coverage marking the 65th anniversary of the atomic bomb attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, I would like to make some observations that I was personally involved with during my time on active duty, 1952 to 1956.
Ignorant Americans targeting mainstream, peaceful Muslims
By SHELDON RICHMAN - Special to The Winsted Journal
September, 02, 2010
If a YMCA or a YMHA were planned for 51 Park Place in Lower Manhattan, two blocks from the Twin Towers’ former site, who would have noticed?
Instead, the equivalent of a Muslim Y (without the implied male exclusivity) is
Remembering a civic leader from across the globe
In The Public Interest - Ralph Nader
September, 02, 2010
Katsuko Nomura — a builder of consumer, labor, cooperative and women’s rights groups for over 55 years in Japan — passed away this month at the age of 99. She was one of the most remarkable civic leaders anywhere in
Editorial Risky move by school board, but it could work
Editorial
September, 02, 2010
The Webutuck Central School District’s Board of Education (BOE) made a highly controversial decision last week when it voted, 6-1, to rehire former high school principal Ken Sauer to once again take rein and title as the new Webutuck High
A-tenting we will go
The Country Curmudgeon - Bill Abrams
September, 02, 2010
There is camping and there is camping. My first exposure may have influenced my attitude.
Church camping was done in cabins with bunks, but the outdoor activities were there. You could swim in the ice-cold lake, dodge arrows at the
Zen and the art of lawn maintenance
Tara Kelly - Guest Commentary
September, 02, 2010
I’ve just come in from mowing the grass. It’s nearly dark, the bats are beginning to swoop and by the time I put the lawnmower away in the garage, I need to turn the porch light on as I come
Turning Back The Pages - September 2
By Norma Galaise
September, 02, 2010
75 years ago — 1935
Reflections of the Season (editorial): All kinds of advice is being issued to the drivers of cars in the effort to promote safety on the highways and cut down the growing weekend death list. Perhaps
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