The ghosts of Christmas past, present and future are often recalled this time of year — today we reflect on the successes of past, present and future in our decidedly unghost-like and vibrantly alive arts scene. We are proud of the accomplishments and successes of the St. John’s School ...
Americans, we believe, mostly understand that conventional energy sources create opportunities for careers, supply our homes and businesses with affordable heat and power so more money can passed onto consumer savings and employees’ paychecks and have steadily improved in reducing the ...
Donald Trump sat for an interview with NBC News that was released a little more than a week ago, and most of it was focused on the usual media preoccupations of whether Mr. Trump will arrest his opponents or deport millions of illegal migrants. Readers can judge his comments. As we read the transcript, however, the most interesting note was what the President-elect said about the so-called dreamers, who were brought here illegally as children but are now adults and still in legal limbo. Here’s the exchange: NBC’s Kristen Welker: “What about dreamers, sir? . . . You said once ...
We hope the developers of TJ Maxx Plaza in Loyalsock Township are successful in their efforts, reported on in Wednesday’s edition, to negotiate for a grocery market. We further hope that the shifting economic climate allows many businesses to expand into Lycoming County, bringing new ...
We believe an effort in our state Legislature, led by state Rep. Joe D’Orsie, R-York, to empower constituents of county election officials who disregard legal practices in counting votes to recall or, in effect, fire the official is a reasonable step. We further believe that the measure, ...
It is an astonishingly large number: 5.3 billion. That’s how many meals were distributed by the nation’s largest domestic hunger relief organization, Feeding America, in 2023 alone. In a country of more than 330 million people, it is evidence of how widespread and persistent food insecurity remains in the United States. Food insecurity is defined by the U.S. Department of Agriculture as the lack of access to enough food for an active and healthy life. More than 13 percent of Americans — 47 million people — experienced food insecurity in 2023; the rates are even higher in Black ...
