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EDITORIAL: For the love of the game

At the end of the day, they just wanted to play baseball. With a little ingenuity and cooperation, some of the young athletes competing in the rain-bedeviled Pony League World Series in Washington eventually got their wish. Torrential rainfall forced organizers to scale back last weekÎÞëÊÓÆµ™s ...

Critter jitters

First of all, you will wait a long time for the appointment ÎÞëÊÓÆµ” so long that the snakes and mice and whatever is making that scratching sound will now have great-grandchildren. The exterminator finally arrived Wednesday morning. IÎÞëÊÓÆµ™d had no warning and, seeing as IÎÞëÊÓÆµ™d booked him back in ...

No timeline to grief

Q: I'm writing even though I'm far from a teen, but I believe you will respond. You taught me in middle and high school. I remember you fondly. I learned about life from you. We discussed relationships, communication, sexuality and an awareness of my body, all while focusing on self-worth. I ...

OP-ED: Planting trees to make the world a better place

One of the electives I took in college was philosophy. During the late 1960s, Indiana University of Pennsylvania attracted some fascinating young professors, and one of them changed the way I looked at the world. The term paper I wrote for Professor Davis was titled "Exploring the Philosophical ...

Letter to the editor

Check homeowners for flood coverage Watching neighbors on Linn Drive in Washington Township haul ruined furniture and appliances to the curb after this month's storm is a difficult reminder that a normal homeowners policy is not built to handle water like this.ÎÞëÊÓÆµ¨ As an advocate for consumers ...