Last Saturday was National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, a day to honor those who served during what is called the Forgotten War. Over the years I’ve tried to learn more about this war and have written about it from time to time. A search of the archives revealed that I wrote an article and a column specifically about the war in Korea and mentioned it six other times in columns.
July thus far has been a month of making up for lost training time.
The petition to bring ranked choice voting to Michigan elections began circulating last week.
Life is balance—from the gravitational forces of the sun, earth and moon to the grand quest of balancing our check books.
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He began with frogging. Then jigging. By noon, he said, he’d be hula popping.
Find just to the left a full transcription of the original Declaration of Independence. Read on for a modernized and distilled version.
The United States Postal Service is on the brink of a self-induced collapse. The failed policies of the Delivering for America Plan have driven away customers through a combination of sky-high rate increases and degraded service. David Steiner, who will take over as Postmaster General on July 14, 2025, has a tough job to do and little time to do it with some estimates indicating the USPS could be insolvent as soon as 2028.
Now that I live full-time in Northern Michigan, friends often ask me, “how do you like it? How are you handling living UP NORTH?” I answer quite honestly: what’s not to like?