Saturday, August 18, 2018

Employees are dragging their feet

On in four? You must be kidding.
Democracy requires press freedom

Newspapers all over America are talking today about the importance of press freedom. (bostonglobe.com/freepress)
Hill’s interference was ill-advised

Is Curtis Hill trying to be the most disliked elected official in state government?
Lack of action is a major misstep

Last week’s events in Helsinki still have heads spinning.
It is difficult to please everyone

Lawyers often refer to a standard of reasonableness when settling disputes.
Procurement process isn’t difficult

This is not rocket science.
Appointment shows clear position

Call it a vote for the status quo.
American is a nation of laws, for all

Specious.
What led to county council's vote?

Sometimes — every once in awhile — a local government meeting will conclude and the folks in the room will look at one another and wonder, “What the heck just happened?”
Tritch gives Dems a credible option

She isn't Tommy Shrader.
Little decision can have big impact

Sometimes little decisions can have very big consequences.
Questions about CAFOs resonate

Every once in awhile, someone writes a letter to the editor striking a chord that resonates beyond the day of its publication.
Drainage efforts are a positive step

It’s not very often that you find yourself in a place where you might be able to solve a problem that goes back decades.
U-turns in history are dangerous

Is history moving backwards?
Community is always ready to give

Jay County Chamber of Commerce members hit a bullseye when they selected the young leaders of the National Honor Society as the 2017 Citizen of the Year honorees.

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Editorials

The Commercial Review, Jay County's Daily Newspaper
P.O. Box 1049 Portland, IN 47371