Highway 80 in southeastern Arizona is an eerie ride in this otherwise beautiful stretch of jagged mountains, boulder-strewn landscapes and powder-blue skies. U.S. border patrol vehicles punctuate this scenic and lightly traveled road, which stretches through the town of Douglas to Apache, where...More
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Each year my retirement-finance practice brings me into contact with hundreds of people who are considering leaving the workforce for good. For most it's a happy milestone; they look forward to that time of life we call "the golden years."
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I read with interest another newspaper article regarding the decline in passengers using Lehigh Valley International Airport. Airport officials have tried different things to increase the number of people using this airport.
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Perhaps Donald P. Russo (Your View, "H.L. Mencken was an acerbic critic of American life") has a problem with his inability to distinguish between political correctness and anti-Semitism. They are not the same thing. Using political correctness to give Mencken a pass on his thoughts...
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We shouldn't be surprised at the atrocities committed by the Soldiers of Islam. Shocked certainly, but surprised, not so much. These savages claim Quranic guidance! Those words certainly appear in that tome. One of several examples is Sura (verse) 47:4 ("Therefore, when you meet...
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Way to go, CVS/Caremark. Disguising concern for people's health with a cynical ploy to make up for lost cigarette revenue by charging customers who go to drugstores that still sell cigarettes up to an extra $15 co-payment for prescriptions. That not only reduces costs for Caremark,...
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I believe that the best charter schools are those that fill a need not being served by the public school system. They provide instruction in some areas in more depth than the school system is able to provide, or they teach in ways that reach students who learn differently.
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The current residents of and visitors to Allentown are not the only beneficiaries of the remarkable redevelopment that is ongoing in this once-and-now-again proud city.
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As the governor's race heats up, it is clear the leading issue on voter's minds is public education.
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Notable recent news items, both of which were highlighted in The Morning Call, relate to two disturbing issues: one judicial and one regarding foreign ownership of nonresidential properties.
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Journalists like to tell the story. They do not like to become the story.
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When was the last time you talked with your loved ones about your family's health history? These conversations are crucial to your health and can help guide you to take preventive measures that you might not otherwise think about.
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The disclosure that state attorney general staffers for years received or shared pornographic emails that sexually demeaned women can be a teachable moment, but the lesson isn't just that mismanagement and misuse of resources occurs in public agencies or that politics might be involved...
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To address corruption and reform in the same article about Pennsylvania presents a certain linguistic irony. Corruption has been among the most common terms used to describe Pennsylvania politics while reform has been among the least frequently encountered phenomena associated with the state.
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Commendations go to The Morning Call for recently devoting an entire page to a cartoonist's perspective of child abuse: "The beatings never really stop." It is categorized as a cartoon essay but there is not a shred of humor in it. Unfortunately, the truth depicted in the...
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The days are getting shorter, pumpkin spice lattes have returned and grocery stores across America are stocking up on those weird decorative gourds. Halloween is approaching.
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