OPINION
Myanmar work includes new rules
It’s been a little over a month since that Sunday night when my wife came in to tell me the news. I was on the computer, and it was about 7 p.m. when Connie came in to tell me that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi had been detained. It was …
Local venues need support
To the editor: I write to request that Congress create a grant program to support recreation, sports and amusement venues that provide live entertainment yet were excluded from "Shuttered Venue Operators Grants" program (Section 324 of Public Law No:116-260).
Tell legislators to vote against 1005
To the editor: The Republican supermajority in the Indiana General Assembly is attempting to prioritize private education benefiting fewer than 10% of students, while underfunding its constitutional duty of providing a system of common school open and available to all.
Opinions should not corrupt truth
To the editor: As I read Aaron Loy’s letter to the editor in the Feb. 17 edition of The Commercial Review, I found myself agreeing with much of what Mr. Loy expressed in his opinion.
Couple thankful for workers, neighbors
To the editor: It seems that every time you read the newspaper or watch TV, most of what you see is negative.
It's tough, but confidence is strong
My father popped up in a dream the other night. He was still a youngish man in the dream, probably in his 40s. And he was smiling.
Support groups whenever possible
To the editor: Tri Kappa week is Feb. 21 through 27.
Minimum wage reasoning sound
To the editor: Twenty years ago, my beautiful wife and I decided to go to Groton, Connecticut, to see our grandson, Chris, who was stationed at the submarine base there.
It’s a good time to say thank you
Say thank you.
Valentine’s came with a countdown
Valentine’s Day is a commercial holiday. It’s goofy, but I still think it’s fun to celebrate with family, friends and, if you’ve got one, a significant other.
Differing opinions are important
To the editor: Watching the news or scrolling through social media, one can see that we as a society have tunnel vision with our opinions and views.
Book changed view of landscape
Sometimes, a book can change the landscape.
We've given up critical thinking
To the editor: There was a fascinating column in the Sunday New York Times a couple of weeks ago, a portion of which I will share and offer an opinion thereon.
Former Jay teacher offers thanks
To the editor: As my husband Ed and I prepare to move to North Manchester, Indiana, I would like to take a moment to thank Jay County for the love and support of live theatre.
Old house has its quirks
We live in an old house, a really old house.
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