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Art of transition

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As I put pencil to paper, I am struggling with the fact that Elena’s track career is coming to a close. My fiancée and I attended Elena’s track meet in Ellensburg, Wash., this past weekend.
Art of transition

Roe vs. the Constitution

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The Constitution of the U.S. is designed to protect, not eliminate, life. Regardless of your politics or beliefs, it is difficult for any citizen to place the mandated death of a fetus in a moral framework. Even the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said she regretted having taken the issue too far.

A look back

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In the past few years, actions by U.S. officials wreaked havoc on American lives. After COVID hit they denounced therapeutics, supplements, and treatments that may have saved lives as they exploited novel vaccines that are now showing signs of negative effects to include death.

The end of privacy rights?

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The blatantly political opinion written by Justice Alito to justify striking down Roe v. Wade, was not just about abortion. Under Roe, a right to privacy (including making private choices) for individual persons was assumed to be intended by the Bill of Rights. The Ninth Amendment recognizes individual rights that were not explicitly stated in the U.S. Constitution.

Not a goodbye

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Our city voters have spoken in electing a new mayor. It was a tightly contested mayoral contest between Catherine Eaves and Amit Rangra, with Eaves the winner. An estimated 738 voters went to the polls.

We live for this land

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It is simply impossible to raise cattle without developing a deep connection to the land that nourishes our livestock and families. Recently I’ve heard increased concerns from property owners about the future of this land.
We live for this land

Happy birthday cake to me

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My 52nd birthday was on April 20 which, as my dad still loves to remind me, is the same day as Adolf Hitler’s. As a child I remember thinking that 52 was an age that might be reached by an elderly Galapagos tortoise or a giant redwood tree – certainly not a human.
Happy birthday cake to me

What’s wrong

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Last week’s guest columnist and awardwinning journalist Rich Manieri discussed “What’s wrong with the world?” Eventually he focused on his Christian faith. His MFA qualifies him to teach journalism at Asbury University which emphasizes “academic excellence and spiritual vitality.” One of my nieces graduated there. The university practices truth in advertising. Manieri’s first sen
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