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Anchor On … Being redeemed in truth
Saturday, January 19, 2019 2:37 AM
We are to grow more this year in many Bible truths and loves for Christ. The real powers are in receiving Christ as Savior, being forgiven, taking in the Bible and growing in faith. Have at it!
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  • Anchor On … Being redeemed in truth

    Saturday, January 19, 2019 2:37 AM
    We are to grow more this year in many Bible truths and loves for Christ. The real powers are in receiving Christ as Savior, being forgiven, taking in the Bible and growing in faith. Have at it!
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  • The comma key

    The comma key

    Friday, January 18, 2019 5:41 PM
    OK. Maybe it is my age, but I have my eyes checked routinely. What is with the comma key on my keyboard and the representation of the comma on my computer screen?
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  • Chicken feet

    Friday, January 18, 2019 2:41 AM
    I have not mentioned it to Greg yet, but I do believe that Greg and I could simply move into the chicken coop, or, if Greg is not inclined to take shelter with my birds, that we could simply move a few of the chickens up to the loft to keep us toasty warm at night.
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  • Interesting and impressive politicians

    Interesting and impressive politicians

    Thursday, January 17, 2019 9:03 AM
    Over a lifetime in politics, I’ve met a lot of interesting, impressive politicians. But those I truly admired were men and women who were adept at the arts both of politics and legislating – a rarer combination of talents than you’d hope for in our representative democracy. They’re a reminder these days of what consummate skill looks like.
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  • Ring, ring goes the C.S. Bell Co. bell

    Thursday, January 17, 2019 4:48 AM
    Ladies and gentlemen, in our confabulations about the C.S. Bell Co. of Hillsboro, we’ve examined how the venerable bell merchant of yore maintained that churches and farms are incomplete without a bell, and you might surmise that old 1894 catalog we’ve referenced asserts the same thing about schools.
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  • This one belongs to Marty

    Wednesday, January 16, 2019 2:14 PM
    I'm glad the Reds convinced Marty to endure his "farewell tour" for the sake of Reds fans. We need that. We need to see the "We Love You, Marty" banners hanging in Great American Ball Park this summer. We need to know that we must cherish each Reds broadcast this season. We need to listen just a little closer. And we need to be thankful. Not every Major League city has a Marty Brennaman. Not even close. We have been spoiled. And we have been blessed. Thanks for 46 years, Marty. I wish I could add "and here's to many more."
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  • Science is king: What does that mean for the pro-life movement?

    Science is king: What does that mean for the pro-life movement?

    Wednesday, January 16, 2019 12:36 PM
    When society says it’s acceptable to kill an infant in the womb, and acceptable to have physicians knowingly end the lives of people with disabilities, terminal illnesses, and the elderly through assisted suicide, it’s no wonder so many, civilians and veterans alike, feel that they are a burden and commit suicide. That's just the beginning in a culture that devalues life.
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  • Ending the government shutdown

    Ending the government shutdown

    Tuesday, January 15, 2019 8:24 PM
    Right now, 6,569 Ohio workers – including 1,590 at NASA Glenn alone – are either furloughed or working without pay. Either way, they’re missing paychecks because of President Trump’s shutdown.
    14 comment(s)
  • Some good, some bad as we begin 2019

    Some good, some bad as we begin 2019

    Tuesday, January 15, 2019 1:40 PM
    How about that. The same former governor just two years ago warned Ohio lawmakers that Ohio is “on the verge of a recession.” Meanwhile, he can ride off into the New Hampshire primary with 2020 vision, knowing that he left DeWine with a considerable “Rainy Day Fund,” Ohio counties and townships with considerable cuts in local government funding and the state of Ohio as home to the country’s worst oversight of charter schools. Cha-ching.
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  • New governor, new Legislature should examine charters

    Monday, January 14, 2019 2:00 PM
    Hopefully, the 133rd General Assembly and the new governor will follow the outgoing state auditor’s recommendation and investigate charters' facility deals.
    2 comment(s)
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