It’s been said “The can has been kicked down the road too long.” Now the can will hold 96 gallons and i120s being kicked down a longer road. In five years the sanitation problem will resurface. The majority of Parkersburg City Council looked like they were not paying attention to the ...
Where were the people when this regime was elected to ruin our country? I have been told by the staff of Representative Riley Moore that over 11 million people voted for this mess. Did he, Mr. Moore, and others vote to murder 37 people in this country by ICE? Did he vote to encourage rape of ...
This letter is a follow-up to my previous letter concerning birthright citizenship. The U.S. Supreme Court could allow Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship to stand, on its own, but this is unlikely. The U.S. Supreme Court will likely strike down President Trump’s ...
Aside from the lack of any clear necessity for deploying large numbers of masked ICE and Border Patrol agents to cities across the country, the financial cost of these operations is staggering. Each employee incurs far more than a base salary: lodging, meals, scheduled overtime, airfare, ...
After attending the public comments and Parkersburg’s City Council meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 6 featuring debate on the fate of city trash collectors. The long-winded session left me exhausted realizing that even Sisyphus worked harder in his fruitless efforts trying to roll a heavy ball (our ...
The Parkersburg city council approved a resolution to have a town hall meeting Jan. 6 at 6 p.m. to help our neighbors understand what is being considered for outside contracts for sanitation. This is a start to repair the problems that have continued to grow for months starting with the ...
