Thursday, June 11, 2026
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Just light my food on fire and call it done

I grew up at a time, when kids in other countries were starving. This was always the reason why I was never allowed to waste food. At least that was the story, and my dad was sticking to it! He was also a firm believer in “waste not, want not”.

Just light my food on fire and call it done

I grew up at a time, when kids in other countries were starving. This was always the reason why I was never allowed to waste food. At least that was the story, and my dad was sticking to it! He was also a firm believer in “waste not, want not”.

Letter to the Editor: Political Rhetoric and Civility

Dear Editor, The current lack of civility in our political discourse is most disturbing and has and will in the future lead to more tragedies. We have already had a shooter (supposed Bernie Sanders supporter) open fire on Republicans practicing for a yearly baseball charity event.

Letter to the Editor: Political Rhetoric and Civility

Dear Editor, The current lack of civility in our political discourse is most disturbing and has and will in the future lead to more tragedies. We have already had a shooter (supposed Bernie Sanders supporter) open fire on Republicans practicing for a yearly baseball charity event.

Pastor's Blog: The Importance of Easter

This month we celebrated one the most important days of the Christian year, Easter. Easter is the time to celebrate the resurrection of Christ. Someone once said this concerning the resurrection "I always thought caterpillars and butterflies were a way to help kids understand the resurrection.

Pastor's Blog: The Importance of Easter

This month we celebrated one the most important days of the Christian year, Easter. Easter is the time to celebrate the resurrection of Christ. Someone once said this concerning the resurrection “I always thought caterpillars and butterflies were a way to help kids understand the resurrection.

Letter to the Editor: Stop for lunch at your local 4th Street Diner

Have you ever eaten at The 4th St. Diner, located behind the green door at 202 E. 4th Street? Come and bring your family, if they aren't in school! EVERYONE is welcome! (There is no meal on Saturdays) It's not a country club atmosphere - just a clean, homey feeling where everybody's welcome.
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