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It’s Time For Newly Elected City Dems To Get Up To Speed

In Our Opinion

What really changes in Jamestown’s elected politics if Democrats keep their slim majority on the City Council after absentee ballots are counted in the at-large race between Democrat Daniel Gonzalez and Republican Michael Zanghi? Likely not much. In our opinion the issues the city faces are less about direction and more about resources. Many of the candidates - both Republican and Democrat - agree on many of the issues facing city residents. Many want to see more housing demolitions. Many would love to add police officers. They want increased code enforcement. Additional ...

Langworthy Omits Facts On Health Care

Local Commentaries

Congressman Nick Langworthy’s recent Weekly Update and quotes from his Westfield appearance featured in the October 8th edition of the Post-Journal, demonstrate that he continues to fail to tell us the rest of the story. Instead, his rhetoric echoes usual talking points designed to inflame rather than inform the constituents of our district. Langworthy’s comments are designed to raise alarm about government healthcare dollars supposedly supporting undocumented immigrants during the shutdown. Reality, and the actual paperwork needed to apply for health care programs, tell an entirely ...

Celebrating Community Foundation Week

Local Commentaries

Each year, from November 12 to 18, Community Foundation Week marks a time to celebrate local impact and recognize the increasingly important role of these philanthropic organizations in fostering collaboration and innovation to address the needs of the communities they serve. Community Foundation Week was established in 1989 by former President George H.W. Bush to honor the work of community foundations nationwide and their unique ability to bring together the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to strengthen communities. For more than a century, community foundations have served as ...

Be Careful Who You Vote For

Local Commentaries

A short story about why voting is important. Eight people are on a bus - three voted to drive off a cliff, two vote to go get ice cream and three do not vote at all because they don’t like either option. They all end up in the same place. The 2025 election results show 2,052,031 people voted in New York City for mayor: 1,034,350 for Zohran Mandani, 853,106 for Andrew Cuomo, 145,880 for Curtis Sliwa, 12,330 for other candidates, and 6,365 for Eric Adams. That equates to only about 25% of the population who voted. So now we have a Democrat Socialist Mayor of New York City. Mandani ...

Fetterman Standing Tall In Shutdown Aftermath

Editor's Corner

Bad blood between political parties has created disruptions in the nation’s capital for the last 12 years. The most recent turmoil came in the form of the third government shutdown during that time period. Looking in from the outside, there is plenty of culpability on both sides to get a ...

Just End Bathroom Breaks

Local Commentaries

DURHAM, N.C.—It’s almost college-basketball season. That means it’s almost time for an annual ritual at a university in this formerly sleepy tobacco town that has become one of the points in North Carolina’s Research Triangle. Duke—which you, faithful reader of the column, will recall rhymes with rebuke, not Luke—has what has come to be known as Krzyzewskiville, named for the men’s basketball team’s retired coach. Starting at the beginning of the spring semester, Duke students will start camping near Cameron Indoor Stadium, the building with the team’s home ...