Richard Wykoff Flemington As voters, we hold the future of our schools and our community in our hands. When we choose school board members, we decide whether our district will move forward together — or be pulled apart by division and control. Right now, there’s an effort underway ...
DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 68-year-old woman who is in relatively good health. My primary exercise is walking my dogs anywhere from 2-5 miles per day. I have two Morton’s neuromas in my left foot, and I’ve been receiving shots for them for at least the past eight to ten years, with the shots ...
Tom Justice Lock Haven In DeRugy’s Oct. 18 editorial, “The mounting costs of Trump’s protectionism,” the French born and educated author referred to a KPMG survey which claimed that American tariffs cause decreases in American exports, increases in costs and greater unemployment. In ...
Gene Bruno Renovo With a new election quickly approaching, I want to take the opportunity to review a few accomplishments as well as talk briefly on the future of our great town of Renovo. First, I would like to thank Ann Tarantella, Pattie Rauch, Rhonda Balchun and Marsha Davis for their ...
Mary Randolph Valencia We are witnessing a dangerous rise in lawlessness — from within our own government. Masked and unidentified federal agents from ICE, Homeland Security and other units have appeared in American streets, dressed in combat gear and armed with assault-style ...
I would not make the trip by myself, but I also would not pass up the opportunity. I texted my sister Erica, who lives on the West Coast, “How do you feel about Montana?” Let me back up. When I started writing about conservationists protecting our American landscapes, I knew travel was ...