EDITOR: There are two elements of daily life we take for granted. That we are alive (life) and we live within a society of our making (governed by laws). Instances in which these two elements become intertwined can cause confusion. While science cannot be changed (gravity will always be ...

EDITOR: As I ride around Delta County just days before an election, I am dismayed at how few political yard signs I see. On streets where I one saw candidates for public office being visibly promoted during other election years, I now see empty lawns or a lone sign or two posted between the ...

EDITOR: Our founders had a quaint habit of setting things down in order of importance. When Thomas Jefferson wrote about unalienable rights he put life at the top of his list. Unlike Jefferson, abortion advocates always ignore the elephant in the room, which is the life in the womb. At the ...

EDITOR: Christine Williams who was the chairperson of the planning commission submitted a letter accusing Commissioner Robert Barron of having a conflict of interest concerning the solar ordinance. I am involved in a solar project in the St. Nicholas area. For a year and a half we dealt with ...

EDITOR: The third proposition on the ballot this season states, “Establish new individual right to reproductive freedom, including right to make and carry out all decisions about pregnancy, such as prenatal care, childbirth, postpartum care, contraception, sterilization, abortion, ...

EDITOR: Are you sick of all of these misleading political ads? I know I am. Some ads are outright lies. Of course these ads are from “committees” and not a particular candidate. One ad that is getting to me is the one that says ..she voted for property tax increases... Your property tax ...