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Reclaim Post-9/11 Unity
September 11, 2011 Ten Septembers have come and gone since that awful morning. more »» 
Look At The Numbers In Repetitive Government
September 11, 2011 How on earth did the County of Chautauqua go from a balanced budget in 2006 to an $18 million deficit in 2012? “Why cannot someone just figure this out!” That was my first thought when I read an... more »»
A Program By Any Other Name
September 10, 2011 A rose by any other name is still a rose, to paraphrase William Shakespeare. more »»
Bring Welfare Back To Reality
September 4, 2011 Our sons and their families met in Pittsburgh last month for a week of touring those places they visited in their youth. more »»
Poland Group Looks To Update Hall, Library
September 4, 2011 The Town of Poland and the Kennedy Free Library formed a joint committee in March 2010 to investigate a shared-service project to upgrade the town building and increase the size of the library that... more »»
New York Can Regain Its Spot Among Nation’s Elite
September 4, 2011 The late, great Daniel Patrick Moynihan, one of New York State’s most distinguished voices to ever serve in the United States Senate, is credited with the famous quote that, “Everyone is entitled to... more »»
Rivers Was Poor Choice For Lucy Fest
August 28, 2011 This year’s Lucy Fest was received with mixed feelings from your fans from Michigan. more »»
Subject, Writer Deserving Of Honor For Story
August 28, 2011 I have no doubt your readers enjoyed the article “Associated Press Honors Seven Post-Journal Reporters.” Quite an honor for the individuals as well as the paper. more »»
JCC’s Global Summer
August 27, 2011 Chautauqua County is building a reputation for itself as the “world’s learning center. more »»
The Price Of Freedom
August 27, 2011 There aren’t many people outside of politics and its dependent professions who would say that we didn’t have enough government in the year 2000. more »»
Funding Critical For Weed Removal From Lake
August 21, 2011 This is directed to the local designated stewards and appointed trustees, responsible for the maintenance and well-being of Chautauqua Lake. more »»
Use Common?Sense With Fire Hall Issue
August 21, 2011 I am writing in response to the meeting held on Aug. 16 at the Ashville fire hall in regards to the purchase of a building in the hamlet of Ashville to be turned into a fire station. more »»
Ashville Requires Emergency Presence
August 14, 2011 After reading the article in The Post-Journal, I feel compelled to write to express my strong disagreement with Mike Gleason’s position on this subject. more »»
Help The Poor Children
August 13, 2011 Who can resist a tiny baby or small child? The innocence and helplessness are disarming and endearing. When something bad happens to a child, the anguish seems to be intensified. more »»
Help The Poor Children
August 13, 2011 Who can resist a tiny baby or small child? The innocence and helplessness are disarming and endearing. When something bad happens to a child, the anguish seems to be intensified. more »»
Blame Innovation
August 7, 2011 According to a recent editorial in the New York Times, “A prime driver of our escalating health care costs is the advance of medical technology ...” Indeed. more »»
Good News For Women’s Health, Pocketbooks
August 7, 2011 The Institute of Medicine, an independent panel of doctors and health experts, has just recommended that insurance companies be told to stop charging co-pays for contraception and several other type... more »»
Forced Redistribution Does Not Create Happiness
July 31, 2011 Walter Williams accuses New York Times magazine editor of gross ignorance (One Document Under Siege by Richard Stengel). more »»
Future Of Global Forestry Sector Is Renewable
July 31, 2011 Push aside dated notions of our global forestry sector as dominated by lumberjacks focused solely on logging trees and processing the wood. more »» 
Continuous Return On Investment
July 24, 2011 Last week I outlined some of the administrative and plan design changes that have been made to significantly impact cost increases for County employees’ health insurance. more »» |
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