Blog Post -- Memorial Day 2021 Originally known as Decoration Day, it originated in the years following the Civil War and became an official federal holiday in 1971. On May 5, 1868, General John A. Logan, leader of an organization for Northern … [Read more...]
Blog Post – When a Nation Fails to Acknowledge God
Blog Post -- When a Nation Fails to Recognize God Today is the National Day of Prayer in the United States. Even before we officially became a nation the Continental Congress called for a National Day of Prayer in 1775. In fact, a … [Read more...]
Blog Post — No Thanksgiving Gatherings
Blog Post -- No Thanksgiving Gatherings Thanksgiving is right around the corner, but this is 2020 so expect things to be different. In fact, things are going to be SO different that those in government are telling us how to celebrate … [Read more...]
Blog Post – Just in Time for Independence Day
Blog Post - Just In Time for Independence Day Merriam=Webster: “An epidemic is defined as “an outbreak of disease that spreads quickly and affects many individuals at the same time.” A pandemic is a type of epidemic (one with greater … [Read more...]
Blog Post – Can We Talk About the 600,000 Dead
Blog Post - Can We Talk About the 600,000 Dead? This year Juneteenth has become an important ‘holiday.’ Since President Trump initially planned his first rally since COVID-19 hit the country, this day has suddenly become the talk of every … [Read more...]
Blog Post – Counting the COVID-19 Costs
Blog Post - Counting the COVID-19 Costs Here we are three months and one week since the first COVID-19 case was reported in Pennsylvania. What has happened in this commonwealth since then is tragic. Businesses that were deemed … [Read more...]
Blog Post – What Would Dr. Martin Luther King Think Today?
Blog Post - What Would Dr. Martin Luther King Think Today? America has a history of segregation, open bigotry, and lack of employment prospects for blacks. Despite the oppression, blacks were making considerable advancements. … [Read more...]
Blog Post – What Would Beverly Cleary Think?
Blog Post - What Would Beverly Cleary Think? Did your children ever read the Ralph S. Mouse, Henry Huggins or Ramona books? Well, turns out the author, Beverly Cleary, is still alive and at 103 is living in a retirement home … [Read more...]
Blog Post- Thanksgiving Day Should Be Non-Controversial, But . . .
Blog Post - Thanksgiving Day Should Be Non-Controversial, But . . . . . . in today’s world anything is possible! Thanksgiving is defined by Merriam-Webster as “the act of giving thanks” or “a public acknowledgement or celebration of … [Read more...]
Blog Post – Maligning Christopher Columbus
Blog Post - The Maligning of Christopher Columbus and the Effort to Rewrite History According to the Office of Personnel Management the following are recognized federal holiday: New Year's Day (January 1)Birthday of Martin Luther … [Read more...]
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