Once, and not so long ago, just about every business was a small business.
My kids tell me that I’m hilarious. Mostly because I keep asking them whether I am, and I don’t stop until I get the answer I want. But there’s also my sharp sense of humor, my knock-knock jokes, my dad jokes, my puns, my sarcasm, and my all-around jolly nature. I am constantly a pleasure to…
When the 66th annual downtown North Attleboro Santa Parade steps off Sunday, Mark Gilmore will be at the front as the grand marshal.
For the first time since 2013, when the first night of Hanukkah, the eight-day Jewish Festival of Lights, began the night before Thanksgiving, the holiday will once again start close to Turkey Day.
An old USMC habit has me continuing to jog a few times a week. Early morning November air gets you thinking and this week in the brisk temperatures I got to thinking about debt and economics.
Most of us spent the past few days munching on one of the few bird species that we actually eat. Me too. But I also spent a considerable amount of time, well, watching birds eat.
A few pre-Thanksgiving thoughts to ponder, and maybe debate:
Things we need to do to halt inflation
We need the truth behind higher prices
The GOP is now a cult
Turmp may be a loser, but he’s still a threat to our democracy
Let’s try some different topics for once
To the editor:
Biden has proven himself to be a disaster
Professional hockey ref Katie Guay, a local hero
Sun Chronicle supports tyranny
Infrastructure bill passage a win for blue collar workers
What columnist doesn’t say is more disturbing
A final word on Bob Foley’s columns
