Opinion

Holiday Craziness

Hope everyone had a good and safe Christmas over the weekend. What a crazy few days all of us had with the weather. We have all heard of the famous Halloween blizzard of 1991, for those of you who were here for that Halloween what was it like compared to last week’s blizzard? On the National Weather Service page about the storm, there were pictures of cars being buried by the storm. People shared their stories from the three-day ordeal. One person said they had to wade through waist-deep snow.

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A Friend Like No Other

On December 30th a friend of mine turns 85 and it would be hard to be in a position to commemorate the occasion… and fail to do so. Many know him, and surely he’s befriended many others, but his friendships is certainly unique among many I have blessed with.

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With Snow Comes Snow Emergencies

With it being December now, we continue to have the potential for more snow, and with that comes the possibility of a Snow Emergency being put into effect. It is important to get our city streets cleared from snow as soon as possible to prevent the buildup of snow and ice on the city streets. I would like to remind our citizens of the following regarding snow emergencies.

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What it takes

In America, every four years the word “football” is surprisingly unclear. Americans know the word “football” to mean a sport played with an oblong ball and very little foot. In the rest of the world, the word “football” refers to a sport that is played almost exclusively with a foot. Hence the name of the sport. Why do Americans refer to this sport as soccer? Because the word football was already taken by a sport largely independent of the foot. Go figure.

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