Some of the folks at McDonald's didn't like our story in Friday's paper about the dog chomping on the employee's finger at the drive through window, so let's give the Golden Arches some lov
The Kelleys Island Police Department has taken a lot of heat for its arrest of Shaun Bickley, a local businessman who attempted to film a video of a police incident.
You've probably never heard of him, but William A. Niskanen, dead at age 78, was a rare, valuable creature: A Washington D.C. pundit who always tried to tell the truth.
CityMusic Cleveland, the organization that provides free classical music concerts in the Cleveland Metro area, is in the middle of a series of five concerts.
Last weekend I took the opportunity to check out the latest version of Ghostly Manor, the haunted house on U.S. 250 that scales up its offerings every October.
Here is a list, no doubt partial, of some of the products Steve Jobs helped put into the world: the Apple II, the Macintosh desktop, the Mac laptop, the iPhone, the iPod, the iPad, iTunes and legal downloads of music by the Beatles.
Thursday's paper (8-29) has a letter to the editor from Ronald Kaufman of Sandusky, which features a series of aphorisms that you've probably read before, e.g.:
You cannot bring about prosperity by discouraging thrift.
You cannot strengthen the weak by weakening the strong.
REM, the rock band that just broke up, once sang that "Not everyone can bear the weight of the world." We're all busy, and we all have only so much energy to aid charities.