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Letter to editor: ‘The crowd acted like a mob at a book burning’
Brian Out Loud
There’s a photo of Michael Sandle standing in a conference room in the Houston Astros’ headquarters. He is wearing an Astros jersey, his dad is standing at his side and there is a contract on the table.
He is living the dream most never get a shot at, and he didn’t get there by accident.
Remembering to play is never a bad thing
Once in a while, I remember to play.
What came so naturally to us as children is less obvious to our aging adult bodies and sensibilities. We have been conditioned to focus on dignity, task completion, responsibility and worrying what people will think about us.
Camphor shot borer has peculiar appetite
For God’s Sake: God knows us completely and desires for us to come know him
The condominium collapse in Surfside was profoundly tragic. Daily news updates only confirmed our worst fears. Hope seemed so very elusive, yet stories of hope did emerge.
The Associated Press ran a story about a 12-year-old girl, who had come to the collapse site because her father and her uncle were residents of that building and had yet to be found.
Out and About
A 50-plus page report on Waste Pro was included in the July 13 Board of County Commissioners meeting and, although I am writing this late on Monday, I’m sure there will be some fireworks there.
In summary, there were no improprieties as it relates to the county’s relationship with Waste Pro, but there are plenty of problems or potential problems within Waste Pro that fell outside of the scope of investigation.
America needs help competing in digital world
Brian Out Loud
Ladarius Clardy didn’t make things easy for Navarre on a rainy September night in 2018 at Bennett C. Russell Stadium.
The Pine Forest quarterback was on top of his game. He burned the Raiders time and again with his arm and his legs, throwing one touchdown pass and also running for a score. He proved to be one of those athletes that is as good as advertised.