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Resolving conflict can help in many parts of your life: Susannah Gal
In previous columns, I’ve talked about my love of learning new things. Well, a course I took in early October reflects an idea I have for my retirement. The class is Basic Mediation … more
The sun sets over a farm in Lancaster County. If the state is to succeed in reducing water pollution in its share of the bay watershed, it will need to make substantial investments in more 33,000 farms and 1,000 local governments that share the landscape.
Pennsylvania legislators must invest in state’s farmers: Bill Chain
Pennsylvania’s final watershed implementation plan to clean up the state’s portion of the Chesapeake Bay watershed and meet its commitments under the Chesapeake Clean Water Blueprint by … more
Should you be afraid of fascists in your community?: Wim Laven
I get accused of “being over the top” and using hyperbole by conservative friends and acquaintances with increasing frequency. This is caused, in large part, by me being a vocal and … more
Drew Johnson
Both parties’ drug plans would chill innovation, threaten American lives: Drew Johnson
Since Nancy Pelosi became House speaker in 2007, Republicans have spent an incredible amount of time and energy pushing back against her progressive policy proposals. That’s why it’s odd … more
U.S.-Mexico-Canada pact benefits Pennsylvania greatly Pennsylvania: Darlene Robbins
In the more than 25 years since the United States, Mexico and Canada struck the first North American trade deal, the North American Free Trade Agreement, manufacturing output in the United States has … more
Senior Middletown Area High School field hockey players, from front left, Deja Washington, Natasha Manfred, Andrea Rivas, Caroline Gill, Alyssa Martz, Marie Schopf, Kiera Guckavan, Noelle Zimmerman and Paige Burger are surrounded by family and friends during Senior Night against Milton Hershey on Oct. 8. Coach Sierra Lenker is in the front middle.
Great job to the ‘other sports,’ and to Kaylor: Editorial
Football is a very popular sport for the Middletown Area School District, and rightfully so. Football is a popular sport across the United States. The NFL has risen to the top of all the … more
Matthias Church is located in the Holy Trinity Square of Budapest, Hungary.
Trip to three European capitals turns into Montezuma’s Revenge: Ed O'Connor
After finding an excellent price through a Chisinau travel agency, we booked a five-day bus junket to three European capitals: Budapest, Hungary; Vienna, Austria; and Bratislava, Slovakia. The one … more
‘Made in Pennsylvania’ is an international enterprise benefitting the state: Nancy McLernon
Alongside traffic and coffee, news radio is a staple of my commute. As I flip through the stations, I’ll sometimes hear a pundit lament that “Nothing is made in America … more
The Middletown Public Library held a Local Author Event on Saturday, Oct. 12. About 30 people attended, according to library director John Grayshaw. In the back row left to right are Russell Burden, Natalie Damschroder, Margret Houser, Nancy Avolese, J. Anne Lezsley and Leta Hawk. In the front row are Misty Simon, Nicole Zoltack and E. Sickler. Burden, Houser, Avolese, and Sickler are all from Middletown. The other authors are all from the region.
Don’t overlook everything library has to offer: Susannah Gal
Have you checked out our local library recently? If not, you should. I’ve talked previously about the wonderful things we have in town such as the library. I was impressed again this past … more
Citizens must use power, take action to remove Trump from presidency: Wim Laven
Familiarize yourself with the hashtag #OutNow. It is refusefacism.org’s message: “In the name of humanity we refuse to accept a fascist America!” The group’s goal is … more
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