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Weekly Clothesline: Live like a watered garden…
We have an annoying critter—or two—in our backyard that likes to dig up things we’ve planted, like pineapple heads. more
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Guest Commentary: How to help cancer patients struggling with mental health
The impact of cancer is undeniably stressful, and patients can experience a wide range of emotions ... more
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Letter to the Editor: Race-based reparations don’t make sense
When the notion of race based reparations was first advanced, I didn’t take it seriously. more
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Guest Commentary: Recent progress on nuclear arms control is lost
Relations between the United States and Russia were bad enough before the latter’s brutal invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 … more
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Take a close look at tax assessments
As Property Tax and Ad Valorem Assessments arrive take a close look. more
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Letter to the Editor: America what’s happening?
I was lucky enough to be born in the 1940s. Grew up on a farm in a small community. Everyone new everyone. more
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Letter to the Editor: Pahokee City Commission meeting is disastrous
The meeting once again consisted of fighting among the dais and the public in attendance. more
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Reflections from the Pulpit: Why go to church?
Why go to church, bible study, other church events? more
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Focus not blame: Solving Florida’s water woes
Florida’s complex water issues are at the center of heated debate this summer. more
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Yoga for Life: Yoga postures to relax anxiety and stress
There is much joy to celebrate in today’s life; we need to begin with simple “SMILE.” more
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Is the Fair Tax in our future?
Critics of Donald Trump once counted tax evasion among his many faults. more
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The Weekly Clothesline: Wisdom in the Letter of James
The Letter of James, while only five chapters in the Bible, is jam packed with practical truth and wisdom. It reads like a how-to book on Christian living. It’s truly a blueprint on becoming a … more
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An Aug. 3 algal bloom at Timer Powers Park boat ramp had toxin levels of 800 parts per billion according to FDEP. The bloom was treated by FDEP and by Aug. 9 toxin levels had dropped to 5.6 ppb. EPA considers levels below 8.0 ppb to be safe for swimming.
Blaming the lake doesn't solve algae problem
A toxic algae bloom at an Indiantown marina earlier this month had toxin levels 100 times higher than the level safe for human contact … more
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People For the American Way blasts DeSantis authoritarian move against prosecutor
State Attorney Worrell was elected by voters who believed in her commitment to criminal justice reform. more
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The Weekly Clothesline: The church, spiritual or material?
What does the word “church” mean to you? It actually has two meanings. more
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Letter to the Editor: People use your critical thinking skills
The governor proclaims that slaves learned skills as a result of slavery. more
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Scam Calls: It’s not the Sheriff’s Office calling you…
We recently received information from a concerned citizens who had gotten a call... more
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Letter to the Editor: Let’s get serious about eliminating the Department of Education
Abolishing the DOE isn’t a new idea. The department was created in 1979... more
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Letter to the Editor: Vision of Indiantown High School is now a reality
For the first time in the community’s history, students no longer need to make.... more
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No Labels an ‘insurance policy’ for the establishment
Former U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut sat down to answer questions about the new... more
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