Springfield, Ohio and Civil Liberties
From a September 21, 2024 email: “Dear Friends and Family … First, Happy ‘Peace Day’ as well as our last day of Summer since Fall comes on the scene tomorrow. […]
read moreFrom a September 21, 2024 email: “Dear Friends and Family … First, Happy ‘Peace Day’ as well as our last day of Summer since Fall comes on the scene tomorrow. […]
read moreFirst and briefly, a previous Blog post generated a question from a reader about who the writers are of ‘The Chosen’, and also noted that it is supported by the […]
read moreThe following document was submitted by me to the Perinton Town Supervisor last September, 2023. Even though he indicated in December, 2023 that he would setup a meeting to discuss […]
read moreBefore I begin the discussion about Transparency as a principle of Democracy, I’d first like to explore ‘The Chosen,’ a popular TV series about the life of Jesus Christ and […]
read moreSome background information from Wikipedia: 1. E pluribus unum is Latin for “Out of many, one.” 2. It has been the traditional motto of the United States. 3. The phrase […]
read moreThe principle of Accountability in our Democracy is another essential value of what our country was founded upon. But before I go into more detail, please read the following two […]
read moreI begin with a story from my undergraduate days at St. Bonaventure University. During my senior year, our Men’s Basketball ‘67-’68 team went undefeated during the regular season. It was […]
read moreContinuing the series of the key ideals and principles of Democracy I began earlier this year, the spotlight this month is on ‘Representation’ … and very timely on several levels. […]
read moreIn my March, 1, 2024 monthly update on my continuing antiracism work, I wrote the following: “With all the seemingly relentless onslaughts regarding our basic freedoms and rights including education, […]
read morePines of Perinton Construction Update The following are my comments to the Perinton Town Board at its February 14, 2024 meeting regarding the Pines of Perinton. This is a 50+ […]
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