Representative government or political interference with the law?
Like the Federal government functions on the principal of subdividing its lawmaking (the Congress), law administration (the Executive), and law interpretation (the Judiciary) duties to prevent abuses against citizens, so too must Santa Rosa County.
I was raised on a steady diet of platitudes. The early bird gets the worm. Every cloud has a silver lining. A picture is worth a thousand words.
Like so many things I told my children, phrases like these become meaningless – perhaps because they are said so often.
This will be a big week for those who have been keeping a close eye on Santa Rosa’s battles over water.
Thursday night is when the Santa Rosa County Commissioners are expected to lay their Dec. 10 vote to rest, by voting against that plan to repeal some wellfield protections. It has been contentious and, some would say, complicated.
Name that bridge. It just sounds more fun than name that tune doesn’t it?
I think so. I hope you do as well.
Several months ago, I wrote a column about deceased Christian apologist Ravi Zacharias and how I had benefited from his ministry.
Recently in the news I read that the accusations of sexual misconduct and sexual abuse leveled against him in recent years by several women have proven true.
As February closes in on March, some are asking the age old question: “Is spring here?”
A few moderately warm days will stimulate interest in the topic for a variety of reasons.
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