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On April 12, Canton, Ohio’s Jewish community will observe “Yom Hashoah,” also known as “Holocaust Remembrance Day.”
The guest speaker will be Erika Gold, a Holocaust survivor who grew up in Hungary…

On April 12, Canton, Ohio’s Jewish community will observe “Yom Hashoah,” also known as “Holocaust Remembrance Day.”
The guest speaker will be Erika Gold, a Holocaust survivor who grew up in Hungary…

Tiger Woods, who become his own cautionary tale, makes his biggest pitch for a redemptive comeback this week. And what better place to stage his comeback than The Masters Tournament? 
The members o…

It’s funny how five decades have whitewashed the memory of the man who was gunned down outside his hotel room in Memphis, Tennessee, 50 years ago this week.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was in Memphi…

Spring officially arrived when the Vernal Equinox took place on March 20. Have you been out weeding and planting in your garden?
My azaleas bloomed and looked just magnificent. I am going to look i…

It’s a proven, scientific fact: Teenagers are fickle.
OK, not really, but it seems so, doesn’t it?
Each of us growing up had those moments in our youth when we thought a certain celebrity, song o…

Unnerving gyrations continue at the top of United States foreign policy officialdom. The abrupt firing of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson via twitter has now been followed by similar dismissal of na…

Judy Malinowski may testify at the trial of her alleged killer. Her murder resulted from an attack outside a gas station near Columbus, Ohio, in 2015.
Police said they received multiple reports tha…

Dear editor,

I recently read about the Okaloosa County School District settling a racial harassment case involving Baker School. I have to say the news has me in disbelief, because I don’t remembe…