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One of our most significant problems on our roads is texting and driving. It is one of the most dangerous things a driver can do. When you text and drive, you take your eyes off the road, your hands off the wheel, and your mind off driving. Which makes it very easy to crash and hurt yourself or ...

OP-ED: The love of a family

He never made any more than minimum wage, but one of his perks was a house that he rented from his bosses. He had come from dire poverty, the second of three sons born to sharecroppers beholden to a duke in a little village in central Italy. Consequently, poverty was not a new way of life for ...

OP-ED: An immigrant’s tale

Most people would agree that the more you get to know someone, the more human they become. As you learn about someoneĢƵ background, struggles, and motivations, the less bias is placed on their ethnic background, political views, or quirky personalities. In our divided tribal nation, simply ...

I saw things that I will never unsee and discovered details so explicit that I will never be able to forget the karate-style murder of three elderly East Washington women on June 21, 1985. Although I typically write about my role as a Washington County commissioner, I’ve been thinking ...

During my time as bishop of the Diocese of Harrisburg, I have quickly come to realize that the problem of human trafficking is far more serious in Pennsylvania than many of us (may) want to recognize. Victims and survivors include every demographic. They are men and women, adults and children, ...

It certainly is on its way to become the “it” phrase of 2025: data centers. The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology has fueled the rush to build data centers to crunch all the algorithmic permutations that are part and parcel to AI. And all that crunching takes a lot of ...