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Opinion Editorial Since 2016, warning sirens have been sounding out about the existential threat to democracy in our beloved America. Until now, it seems it has fallen on deaf ears. Well, here we are. The mobsters have taken over the United States. Are we happy? Are we cheering this newContinue Reading

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Acts of kindness. Simple phrase, yes? Putting it mildly, I sometimes wonder if the meaning, not the words, ever occurs to many in our present contemporary life. You know, as an inherent human consciousness that we know we all possess. It’s called, Empathy, Love and Morality. Those things seem toContinue Reading

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Image via Freepik Ignite Impact: Transform Your Community Through Meaningful Action Making a difference in your community starts with meaningful action. Whether you educate, mentor, or advocate for important causes, your contributions can spark positive change and inspire others to get involved. Every effort you make has the potential toContinue Reading

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Image via Freepik Safety has become a pressing concern in today’s world. It’s vital to take proactive measures for neighborhood security. Combining modern technology with community engagement can make a significant difference. You have the power to help create a safer environment for yourself and your neighbors. The State StreetContinue Reading

In early 2020 I was just beginning my transition.  Assigned male at birth, I was learning how to become the woman I am today.  I met David and Jerry and I have since come to know and love them.  David told me about this thing in Provincetown Massachusetts called Fantasia Fair. Continue Reading

Jaelle Terrell Once again I find Real Time with Bill Maher falling short on the issue of transgender identity. Often in the past, Bill and his guests have made incorrect statements about the transgender person’s needs and rights.  But let’s focus on yesterday. The twenty-first season of Real Time withContinue Reading

By Jaelle Terrell It was about 7:00 on a Friday, and the light rain stopped as dusk began to settle in.  He was still wearing his red Lowe’s vest as he drove down the divided road.  He admired the big stone church on his right. “St. John and Paul.” “I’veContinue Reading