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End-of-life challenges in modern times

Along time ago I watched a documentary about poet Emily Dickenson’s life and writings. One thing that I never forgot about that film is that she lived at a time when death was regrettably common - and therefore the subject of many of her poems.
GUEST COLUMNIST By Tom Purcell

Only half the tale

The July Bureau of Labor Statistics report was a blockbuster. The economy created 528,000 jobs, and unemployment dipped to 3.5%, well ahead of Dow Jones’ 258,000 new jobs and 3.6% unemployment estimates. Wage growth also rose.
GUEST COLUMNIST By Joe Guzzardi

Forgiving some sinners and castigating others

Iwas watching an old documentary the other day about classic Hollywood stars. Henry Fonda, a man who epitomized the stalwart, decent American, was the narrator, and he walked us through several decades of famous (and sometimes infamous) actors, from Charlie Chaplin to Natalie Wood.
Forgiving some sinners and castigating others

One verse and chapter at a time

In 1 Corinthians 2:9 the Apostle Paul quotes the Prophet Isaiah (Isaiah 64:4 & 65:17) when he writes, “But as it is written, ‘What no eye has seen, nor ear heard, nor the heart of man imagined, what God has prepared for those who love him.’”
One verse and chapter at a time

Health tips for back to school

Karan Heffelfinger Do you have a child who is back in school? Check out these tips for keeping your student healthy during the hectic backto- school season. Back to school time can be stressful for parents and kids.
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