Author Archives: Dayana Korvut

This article was written by Cath Kestler, Activist and resident of Silver Creek for the past 31 years. Last Wednesday, it was late in the afternoon as I sat at my dining room table putting pen to paper making a “To … Continue reading →

Everyone knows someone that’s struggling post pandemic. And, you know, if we help folks in the communities so that they – reduce the chances of them going into default, everybody wins. It helps the economy.–Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona From … Continue reading →

Linda Andrei Click to access 10019678.pdf Max Della Pia Click to access 10018314.pdf Ian Golden Click to access 10018407.pdf Tracy Mitrano Click to access 10019727.pdf Eddward Sundquist Click to access 10017422.pdf These reports might have significance for the November election. … Continue reading →

The two sides also clashed substantially over the duties of the special master. Mr. Trump’s lawyers argued that the arbiter should look at all the documents seized in the search and filter out anything potentially subject to attorney-client or executive … Continue reading →

House Democrats got their historic day. They now own the first impeachment in American history that had no bipartisan support, only bipartisan opposition. They now own the first impeachment that contains no criminal violations, only political disputes.–White House These arguments … Continue reading →

Seen on Claudia Tenney’s campaign website: Biden is and has always acted despicably. Joe Biden was also the worst Vice President and the worst Senator in American history, save maybe Kamala. Reminiscent of a decrepit old Soviet leader of yore … Continue reading →

On May 12, Tom Reed wrote on his facebook page: The postcards to notify constituents of my next town hall meeting are ready to be mailed out. This meeting will take place two weeks from today, on Tuesday, May 26. Did … Continue reading →

What do President Biden and Harry Truman have in common? Both were Senators, both faced (and in the case of President Biden, still face) bitter partisan opposition, both took office in perilous times. In the March 7th issue of The … Continue reading →

Must we live with President Trump for at least four years? Most likely we must. Brian Dickerson discusses this at length in the Detroit Free Press article cited. Here are some unlikely possibilities: Impeachment Twenty-fifth Amendment Resignation Impeachment is unlikely … Continue reading →

“When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said, in rather a scornful tone, “it means just what I choose it to mean—neither more nor less.” “The question is,” said Alice, “whether you can make words mean so many different things.” “The question is,” said Humpty Dumpty, “which … Continue reading →