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It is most interesting that syndicated columnist Gary Franks long before the election and after the election was and is very supportive of Donald Trump, but in today's column published in The ...

I am very disappointed in the method of snow removal chosen by those who used pedestrian walkways as the dumping site to clean off their facilities' roads and lots. Think of it like this: If you ...

To the editor: How can Republicans sleep at night? How do they explain to their children that they watch as the Trump administration took bread from the mouths of the hungry and medicine from the ...

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