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    • JL Nash

    • February 19, 2021 in Columnists

    Culling is kindness

    I’ve just raised my head above the parapet after what seems like 6 months of disconnection. It’s a writer’s nightmare to be disconnected from the current work-in-progress but this has been me.  What have I done instead? Earned money (has to be done), been ill,...
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    • Alexia Carter

    • January 26, 2021 in Columnists

    Looking at both sides now

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    In the days following the January 6th riot at the Capitol — something predicted, but somehow not prepared for, and not prevented — I learned about the damage done from news reports and podcasts I listened to as I puttered around the house. I was...
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    • Debra DeAngelo

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    • January 25, 2021 in Columnists

    But what about the dead body?

    People. We have a dead body here. It isn't a "John Doe." It's our Constitution.
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    • Kelvin Wade

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    • January 17, 2021 in Columnists

    The horrific threat that no one is talking about

    On May 24, 2001, Republican Senator Jim Jeffords (R-VT) switched from the GOP to independent and announced he would caucus with the Democrats. At the time the Senate was a 50-50 tie with Republicans controlling it due to Vice President Dick Cheney’s tie-breaking vote. The...
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    • Terri Connett

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    • January 8, 2021 in Columnists

    1/6/2021

    Just when you thought things couldn't get worse, they did. Like, a whole lot worse.
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    • Terri Connett

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    • January 4, 2021 in Columnists

    1/20/2021

    We're almost there. It's nearly over.
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    • JL Nash

    • December 20, 2020 in Columnists

    Belief and Survival

    I’ve just finished reading the book “The Biology of Belief,” by Bruce Lipton Ph.D. As a Psychotherapist and Clinical Hypnotherapist, I am delighted and yet not surprised by the findings of both the book as published ten years ago and now in the 10-year anniversary...
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    • JL Nash

    • November 14, 2020 in Columnists

    Small evils still harm — when gambling becomes an addiction

    Averaged out across all 19.75 million Australians aged over 18 (based on Australian Bureau of Statistics data), this is more than $12,000 per person! $25.8 billion was spent on racing ($1,340 per capita) $181.4 billion was spent on gaming, like casinos and the pokies ($9,419 per capita) $11.6 billion on sports betting ($603 per capita)
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    • Debra DeAngelo

      Columnist
    • November 8, 2020 in Columnists

    Not ready for kumbaya just yet

    So, for awhile, we rest, we recuperate, we recover… eventually, hopefully, we heal. But we do not forget the true nature of those who would support the most corrupt, morally bankrupt individual who ever stepped foot in the White House. The cycle of domestic violence — of democratic violence — doesn’t stop until we make it stop. That begins with remembering what happened and resolving to never allow it to happen again.
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