Olympics bring back memories of our first born

February 11, 2014 · 0 Comments

Mark Pavilons As TV sets around the globe tuned into the Sochi Olympics, the occasion was nostalgic in our household. Our first-born, Lexie, marked her ...

The extremes of too much and not enough

We all know there’s a vast inequity of wealth spread across the globe.

Longing for ‘just a few minutes more …’

Who hasn’t uttered the immortal words: “just a few minutes more?”

Partnership with Chamber makes King run smoothly

Editorial King’s mayor constantly reminds us how important partnerships are in ensuring that King ticks along smoothly. In this era of municipal frugality, leveraging every ...

Meant for some higher purpose?

Mark Pavilons “The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have ...

Strategies vital to Township’s future

Editorial While many criticize bureaucracy for red tape and mountains of reports and documents, local plans and strategies are vital to plotting our course and ...

Giving to others is really in our nature

Most of us fully understand the concepts of giving, paying it forward and spontaneous acts of kindness. We do so because, well, it’s in our nature.

Hyprocrisy plagues arm’s-length agencies

Human beings have the uncanny knack of gaining wisdom, the longer they walk the world. But wonders never cease. And today’s society continues to cause near epidemic levels of head-shaking and eyebrow-raising.