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Monkey Bread good treat for breakfast in the park

by Kathy Hamman Miller Monkey Bread has been a classic, easy to make, pull apart sweet treat for years, enjoyed especially for our families breakfast in the park fun! Ingredients…

Editor July 6, 2020

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Yes It’s True: Our collapse is due to no respect for history

I suppose the most bitter pill I ever had to swallow in my lifetime was the notion that history is not important, that it’s just stories about dead people. “Yesterday’s…

Editor July 4, 2020

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Basura: We can’t tell Trump the truth he needs to hear?

“But better to get hurt by the truth than comforted with a lie.” — Khaled Hosseini, author President Donald Trump has taken decisive action. On June 27, he signed an Executive…

Editor July 4, 2020

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Army Bob: Restore Freedom parade deserves fairness

by Robert M. Traxler Our Michigan governor sent the State Police, with legal documents/orders in hand, to threaten a 75-year-old grandad and small businessman in Dorr. They said that if…

Editor July 3, 2020

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Army Bob: U.S.-Chinese scientist scandal ignored

by Robert M. Traxler Fifty-four scientists have been booted from government employment for failing to disclose troubling financial arrangements with foreign governments. In the overwhelming majority of cases, more than…

Editor July 2, 2020

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Basura: Trump hits a new low in a tawdry presidency

Comments by Paul Begala, former Senior White House Aide "Dignified transfer." That's what the military calls the solemn process of returning fallen heroes to the family they loved and the country…

Editor July 1, 2020

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Ranger Rick: Would-be rioters, looters should beware

Owning a house or business is usually considered legally as "private property." Trespassing on a person's property, at least in the Midwest, especially Michigan, without permission is bad manners in…

Editor June 30, 2020

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Ramblin’ Road: On leading a tame and comfortable life

by Phyllis McCrossin There is something to be said for sitting out on a picnic table, a cup of coffee by my side, while I write this column. King has…

Editor June 30, 2020

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Here’s a few family ideas for the dilled asparagus

by Kathy Hamman Miller Dilled pickle asparagus Wash and sterilize wide mouth quart jars. Wash and cut asparagus to fit, tops should come under where the ring is screwed on,…

Editor June 30, 2020

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Army Bob: Socialist left’s colors are shining brightly

by Robert M. Traxler Folks who believe we do not want a socialist government must thank the American left for showing its true colors as time goes on. In every…

Editor June 25, 2020