“The retreat brings people together, builds community in the forest, gets participants outside and off their screens, and uses nature sustainably to heal and inspire minds and souls,” stated Great Mountain Forest Executive Director Michael Zafros. Retreat registration closes on July 30.
Donald Trump was handed a lump of money from his Father and still managed to achieve four business bankruptcies, stiffing contractors in Atlantic City, bilking would-be students at Trump University.
In her letter to the editor, Bobbie Hallig writes: "The Clinton Foundation gets top grades Charity Watch whose standards for evaluating charities are considered the most stringent in the sector."
Demonstrators I encountered at the Democratic National Convention were enraged at the Democratic Party and have been since long before this election season.
Principles, reason, and policies don’t stand a chance against snappy character assassination, juicy alliteration, and fear mongering. What will the American public do?
In her letter to the editor, Susan Bachelder writes: "Margaret Chase Smith well knew that liberty cannot stand without the support of reason and wisdom."
If the millennials are disappointed and angry, they may not be offended by Donald Trump; they may find Bernie Sanders' fist-pounding and impatience copacetic. Sanders’ and Trump’s criticism of what went before may reflect their own opinions.
If the Republican Party is experiencing a psychotic break, the Democratic Party is experiencing depression: A 74-year-old self-described Socialist is running against a woman.
In his letter to the editor, Michael Ballon writes: "Voter turnout in primaries is traditionally low, but this year voters have something to be truly excited about."
In her letter to the editor, Tela Zasloff of Williamstown writes: "Her 24 years of experience in national and world politics have transformed Hillary into the one and only candidate who is presidential."
