DEAR ABBY: My father is in his 70s and lives close by. My brother and his family live across the country. Dad has smoked for more than 60 years, and
DEAR HARRIETTE: How do you approach teen smart-phone and computer usage? I think my son’s constant use of phones and other screens — especially at night — is not great
Dear Doctor: What’s the latest on the new children’s disease that’s kind of like polio? It’s been all over the news, and like a lot of the moms around here,
With school starting in Clinton Thursday, we are reminded how the role of teachers has drastically changed during the past several decades.
Dear Editor: Another schol year is getting ready to begin and with it, changes. A big change that is causing some concerns for many parents and students is the parking at the high school – PAID parking. Why?
It's a long way from Storyline Fellowship in Denver's western suburbs to downtown Nashville, Tenn., and a publishing-and-ministry operation the locals have long called the "Baptist Vatican."
That's 1,165 miles, but the cultural gap between Colorado and Tennessee seems bigger than that.
Iused to be useless around the house. I couldn't do the simplest chores. Painting, hammering, minor plumbing, installing cat doors, hanging closet doors – I did none of it. Sue did it all. Not just because I'm a lazy bum, but because I wasn't any good at it.
If the left has its way in the next few years, there won't be anyone left in prison because, you see, they're overflowing with innocent black men locked up for "nonviolent drug crimes." All of them!
DEAR ABBY: I am a 15-year-old girl who wants to become a vegetarian. I don’t exactly know why. I only know I want to stop eating meat and choose a healthier alternative lifestyle. I also want to lose weight, which may happen after becoming vegetarian.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I just got a job — finally. I am excited but also a bit worried. I will be working at an upscale restaurant that has many expectations about how the staff behaves. They expect us to speak perfect English and to know all of the rules of etiquette.