Local school officials took a remarkable step toward transparency this week when they issued their first ever COVID-19 report about cases and quarantines among students.
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Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad:
From the Sept. 8, 1936 News Record:
A solemn anniversary
I’ve personally seen no less than six people leave the gay lifestyle. I’ve personally seen people enter it. I’ve personally seen people become alcoholic, and I’ve personally seen people leave the alcoholic lifestyle.
Mr. Schofield, I’m so happy you are back with your rants and ramblings about how the Democrats are destroying the world. As you kick back in your comfy recliner tuned into Fox Propaganda Network on your big screen TV, let me fill you in on a couple of things from the Democratic side.
Regarding the Sept. 7 article on page B4 of the Gillette News Record entitled “Afghanistan becomes a flash point for candidates in their race to oust Cheney,” I can only say that after I got off the floor from gales and gales of hilarious laughter that in spite of the big money from big tech…
From the Sept. 2, 1936 News Record:
I have been in only one earthquake. It was in Izmir, Turkey, in 2014. The earth moved, undulating under my feet. Buildings shook and people’s fear could be felt.
At an age when I could still technically call myself a young man, I lived in New York City. I was there on Sept. 11, 2001.
Are we witnessing the feminization of America? And if so, is that a good or bad thing, or is it, like so many quiet but ineluctable trends, a combination of the two?
The arrival of the replica Vietnam Veterans Memorial to Campbell County this week turns out to be symbolic of more than just the 58,000 servicemen and servicewomen who died in the conflict that stretches back six decades.
On how the Afghan war has reshaped U.S., the world
From the Sept. 2, 1936 News Record:
Workers will suffer if we don't get a handle on the COVID pandemic
From the Sept. 1, 1936 News Record:
“The worst president since Jimmy Carter.”
Any reasonably intelligent, common sense individual doesn’t have to buy a vowel to figure this out. All one has to do is watch what is going on. The Democrats have one commandment that motivates them: If they can’t win under the present rules, rules that have guided this country for 250 year…
On July 17 and 18, Gillette celebrated Pride. You probably didn’t notice it unless you’re a member of the LGBTQ+ community or you’re a member of the group who through intimidation caused Mikayla Oz to cancel her magic show. The same group that intimidated her a group that has also been prote…
From the Sept. 1, 1955 News Record:
From the Sept. 11, 1924 Campbell County Record:
Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer and, for many, a return to the traditional work schedule. The quiz below, from the Ashbrook Center at Ashland University in Ashland, Ohio, provides an opportunity for you to test your knowledge of the American labor movement and the history of Labor Day.
Many times, Campbell County has come together for the betterment of all.
America would like nothing better than to call an end to the pandemic.
From the Sept. 11, 1924 Campbell County Record:
American labor’s future may depend on monetary and fiscal policy
On the Texas abortion law
From the Sept. 1, 1927 News Record:
Politicians who push voter fraud conspiracies are hurting our state
As most of us know, a group of community members is protesting the availability of certain books in the public library. This group has repeatedly voiced their concerns that these materials are available for youth. According to the group, their campaign is an effort to “save” children.
In response to Martin Crump’s Aug. 24 letter, I would like to make a few things clear because he doesn’t seem able to grasp the true situation here.
Oh, Nello, I’m so glad that “Big Rusty” found a nice green pasture with beautiful flowers in the cemetery. I wonder how long it took him to find this little paradise? Do you suppose that he roamed our city in its entirety before he chose this lovely little Eden? I hope he saw all the beautif…
Once again, we read that a public board has been subjected in their public comments, to rants from a predictable group of citizens. No one argues that citizens have a right to confront public officials with concerns.
Thoughts about the ongoing craziness I read in the News Record:
Over the past five years, Sen. Lindsey O. Graham, R-S.C., has displaced erstwhile presidential candidate John F. Kerry as the nation’s most-confounding flip-flopper.
Point: A Trump party without the Trump
From the Aug. 4, 1936 News Record:
In response to Kathy Halvorsen, “that religion should not dictate other’s beliefs.” Neither should non-religion dictate other’s beliefs. People are being intimidated into accepting the LBGTQ agenda, witness a local church being vandalized for speaking out against this agenda.
Get prepared, Campbell County.
The older I get, the more I realize life isn’t always easy. Quite often it is far from easy. It is hard.
When the U.S. invaded Afghanistan 20 years ago, conspiracy theorists on the Left cried, “No War for Oil!” The real reason for the Bush administration’s invasion was to topple the Taliban government and make way for a lucrative oil pipeline sought by friends of oilman Dick Cheney.
From the Aug. 20, 1936 News Record:
Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad:
From the Aug. 18, 1936 News Record:
Census figures show concerning trends for small town Wyoming
From the Aug. 18, 1936 News Record:
Thank you for allowing the public to discuss issues of importance through your paper.
WASHINGTON — In 2014, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., took to the Senate floor to deliver a blistering speech opposing Antony Blinken’s nomination as deputy secretary of state. Noting his years working for then-Vice President Joe Biden, McCain declared that Blinken was “not only unqualified” but …
This letter is being addressed primarily to the Gillette community. I’m writing this letter to share my appreciation and my gratitude (if you will) for what you all have done for me.
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