Paul deLespinasse: The zoom age creates new possibilities for two-career couples
The age of Zoom has been a gift, one of the few upsides to a pandemic that has caused so much damage to so many lives.
Opinion
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Letter: The Supreme Court is failing us
Democracy in America is tottering toward fascism.
Paul deLespinasse: Do we really believe in 'no taxation without representation'?
There are principled reasons why the right to vote should not be taken away as punishment for a crime, but unfortunately, the Constitution implicitly allows this to be done.
Tim Pennings: Holland and Chicago: Great living in sister cities
Holland — a good city, a good home.
Dale Wyngarden: Far too many of us choose to not be informed
A lot of our friends and neighbors (and relatives) just don’t want to devote effort to being informed.
Dan Van Ommen: When bad things happen to good people
Bad things happen in our world because the world is broken. However, God is at work in our midst, to bring good out of evil.
Ray Buursma: Where is a woman’s place?
Butker has every right to his opinion, but the rest of us have every right to challenge his ridiculous, wacky thoughts.
Adrea Hill: The importance of local elected officials
As we approach both the primary election in August and the November election, I encourage you to pay attention to the local candidates and issues.
Ray Buursma: Impact candidates and zipper driving
There are many reasons to hate election season — obfuscation, half-truths, outright lies, avoidance of issues, and particularly tribalism.