I am on my way out a warning from a weary observer
The writer, younger than Cosby, worries about the future and the culture of entitlement. He cites Alison Redford's fall from grace and Quebec pension reforms as signs of systemic risk. He urges Love God and love your neighbor as yourself and calls leaders to govern with integrity and prudent use of tax money.
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Bill Cosby
Cosby
Alberta
Alison Redford
Redford
RCMP
Quebec
Jesus
God
Lessons Learned From Back Yard Honey Bees in Maple Tree
In my east yard a hollow maple hosts a thriving honey bee hive at eye level with two openings. Observing their constant activity while noting no disturbance, I reflect on garden benefits, stinging experiences, and the origin of common phrases like bee in one's bonnet and mind your own bees wax.
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Manitoba
Time, Seasons, and a Divine 24 Hour Day
The author reflects on time as a fixed 24 hour cycle, noting youth lacks enough hours and later life feels slower. He cites Genesis 1 3 about God creating light and day and urges living one day at a time without altering the day length, asserting God makes no mistakes.
Pothole Riddled Lots Highlight City Clean-Up Watch
Local readers note bumpy rides in bad parking lots and back lanes with frequent potholes. Rivers' yearly free clean-up leaves behind derelict vehicles in some yards, though other properties appear well kept with flowers. Jessie Bell Rivers, Man.
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Rivers
Jessie Bell Rivers
Wheatland residents urged to voice view on variance for Springland project
Al Harvie of Wheatland Man. calls on council to delay a decision on a variance that would allow a 2 or 3 storey apartment building at Hwy 25 and Arthur Avenue to house up to 400 Springland workers. He asks for an open meeting to explain plans and gather resident opinions.
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Wheatland
Springland
Hwy. 25
Arthur Avenue
al Harvie Wheatland
Man