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I did a lot of Windows-based programming in the last decade or so of my career. Windows programs are ‘event’ driven. When I first started, I worked in languages like COBOL and
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Making Waves — Ohio
While climate problems may seem too big to tackle, people all around this great nation are taking action. This week’s column looks at OHIO and the question is: How to respond when
Pieces of the Past — Did You Know?
When I was a kid I used to overhear old guys talking
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I read a story once about two gas company employees doing routine
Guest Commentary: ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas
I did such a stupid thing. Christmas eve, after a lovely skype with Colin and Cara, I headed out to the freezer to pull
“Don’t Flush Paper Towels Down the Toilet,” and Other Things I Can’t Believe I Have To Say Out Loud
Well. Just spent the last two hours working this whole braided essay into a column like divinely inspired basket weaver over here.
Plotting Chaos: The Terrifying Sound of Silent Kids
Generally speaking, people value silence.
Smelts, Christmas Eve, Zoom, and a Way too Long Story
I am not going to lie.
Guest Commentary: I Love HS Sports, but they aren’t Best for the Good of the Public as a Whole Right Now
Outdoor sports are manageable. Indoor sports are fraught with peril. Tournaments are to be avoided.
Argyle Nakatomi: An Origin Story
We have an Elf on the Shelf. She’s a girl elf. She has earrings, but no skirt or other regalia by which one could
Less Selfishness, More Modesty Needed In America in 2021
Not too long ago, I was shopping in a local store when I passed two women, one of whom, as I walked by, turned
Perspective from a High School Athlete: I Had COVID-19, I Believe Sports are Needed
(Editor’s Note: This is a first-person perspective from Brockway junior Selena Buttery, a member of the Lady Rovers basketball team who was diagnosed with
It Is Not Just a Sport
GUEST COMMENTARY I won’t sugarcoat it. I cried. I got in my car. I drove and I cried.
You Have Questions, We Tried to Get You Answers; DoH Press Office Closed until Friday; That’s Unacceptable
With Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf shutting down parts of the Commonwealth for three weeks starting at 12:01 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 11, we know people
