Laws against Collecting Rainwater and the Violation of Such Laws
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Everyone is affected by the use of water within a community, city, or country. Laws are thus needed to help ensure
TN: New Measles Cases Are Examples of Bad Reporting
Media is the forefront sales channel for vaccines. The following email was sent to this media site that has reported two new cases of measles
The Seeing Eye 8th Annual Online Auction, Opens April 25
Come join the bidding from April 25th – May 6th and be part of the miracle that transforms a puppy into a world of possibilities for
Service Animals and the ADA
by Patty L. Fletcher Hello, Patty and Seeing Eye Dog Campbell here, back today to help clear up some things that I’ve learned folks just
Consequences of Failing to Return a Library Book on Time
by Ann Harrison Many people around the world borrow books and other materials from public libraries on a regular basis. Did you know that if
Interactale 7 – Flames
Surprising as the fire department’s investigation was, Blair Norse could never have thought of how the arson incident that made headlines countrywide just two days
Drivers’ Tax—Will It be a Reality in Illinois?
by Bob Branco I’ve often said that our legislators, despite their serious obligations to the people of this country, do dumb things. They are either
Memories of Keith
by James R. Campbell Many classic rock fans were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Keith Emerson, one of the greatest keyboard players
Adoption Laws, Seeking Asylum, and Adoption
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Adoption is considered a common term in today’s world, and someone adopting a child from another country is not uncommon. Still,
Clear Signs Your Book Is Ready for Publication
by Daniel Bell Anyone who has written a book knows what a long and difficult process it can be. However, that doesn’t mean that it