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How do we get officials to require masks in public?
So, what’s it going to take? How many more of our friends and neighbors must become infected and ...
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Shores’ resident still feels lingering effects of COVID-19
When we stepped onto the tennis court Sunday, more than two weeks had passed since John McConnell had ...
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Are school officials serious?
To the great minds who’ve decided we should send our kids back to their classrooms during an alarming ...
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Do you have a right to know if an employee of a shop you are visiting tested positive?
I’m a big believer in the public’s right to know, especially when what we need to know allows ...
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County leaders fail to make masks mandatory
As we confront an alarming spike in coronavirus cases, the experts keep telling us that wearing masks is ...
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How do we get officials to require masks in public?
After an alarming spike in the number of coronavirus cases here continued into the weekend, I spent most ...
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Too many acting as if pandemic has passed
Anyone who has been out and about the past few weeks surely has noticed the dwindling number of ...
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Pandemic forces changes in campaigning for office
Campaign signs again are sprouting up around the county, as another election season is underway. This year, though, ...
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Justice shouldn’t seek 2nd School Board term
Regular readers of this column know that School Board member Tiffany Justice and I have had our differences ...
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For public officials, cheap shots on social media now come with the job
Contrary to what you might’ve read recently on City Councilman Joe Graves’ Facebook page, where he announced he ...
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CEOs run their companies from island home office
Peter Krivkovich doesn’t know when he’ll return to Chicago, where the coronavirus pandemic has hit hard and his ...
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Face masks? Social distancing? What pandemic?
It was the lunch hour at Mulligan’s on a sun-splashed Saturday in Vero Beach, and the crowd gathered ...