Every day, The New York Times publishes the data on number of new Covid-19 cases in each state in the past week. I analyzed that data to see
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Like most parents, my wife and I have been discussing what to do about school this fall. We are unsure of where we will be as a state
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When Livingston County citizens follow the history of the Howell tweet made by a State of Michigan worker on May 30, we are left to believe that we
MoreThe start of the school year is quickly approaching, and for many of you it’s looking vastly different from the usual back-to-school routine. Normally we’d be back-to-school shopping:
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Lauren Kovach 10/10/10 is a date I hope I will never forget. It was my first-ever Walk, and in an appropriate parallel to my home life as a
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Many residents in Livingston County are concerned about a recent incendiary tweet directed at the City of Howell, as they should be. They are also disappointed in how
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The vast majority of churchgoers in Livingston County are Christians, and 62 percent of those are, like me, Catholics. Christians should always strive to follow the words and
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I am alarmed that Republican candidate David Reader made a misleading post to his Facebook page alleging that Livingston County Prosecutor William Vailliencourt refused to charge a woman
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On June 9, 2020, a Republican activist filed suit against Michigan’s Secretary of State and 16 of our state’s county clerks. The lawsuit states: “Plaintiff, Tony Daunt, is
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Having spent 33 years in law enforcement — 12 as a sheriff — I am outraged by the recent actions of the officers in Minneapolis in the George
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On May 19, 2020, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson announced that the Bureau of Elections would mail all registered voters an absentee ballot application ahead of the
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The pandemic caught us all by surprise. Many persons, industries and public entities were not ready, but they should have been. Critical Industries, like banks and hospitals, are
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