Second Saturday Supper cancelled

To the Editor:The Second Saturday Supper at the New Beginnings Methodist Church, scheduled for next Saturday, July 12, is cancelled due to scheduling conflicts and just a very busy day in Gladwin.

SUPERINTENDENT CORNER

School of Choice applications accepted beginning July 1 Gladwin Schools will once again accept School of Choice applications beginning July 1, until Friday, August 22. This will be the only School of Choice window to apply for School of Choice this year.

The new massive resistance

On Sept. 30, 1962, the University of Mississippi experienced a “mostly peaceful” demonstration. As with all such protests, it was peaceful until it wasn’t -- it became a riot, and a particularly heinous and destructive one.

Concerned citizen

To the Editor:The January 6, 2021, attack on the United States Capitol was no less than the attempted murder of our democracy carried out by a mob with encouragement by our president himself, a mob intent on serious harm to the vice-president.

The future of warfare is here

Ukraine may not have “the cards,” as President Trump put it, but it does have drones. They were used to great effect over the weekend in an audacious attack within Russia that has focused the world’s attention on a revolution in warfare.

Don’t fear AI

ChatGPT is coming for your job. That’s the fear about the rapid advances in artificial intelligence.In a headline the other day, Axios warned of a “white-collar bloodbath.

EDITOR’S INBOX

To the Editor:Summer is almost here, and with it will come heat waves supercharged by the climate crisis.

Disability rights are on the chopping block with Medicaid cuts

As Congress once again considers cutting Medicaid funding, we are confronted with a stark question: What kind of nation do we want to be?

A deep dive into the history of America’s Day of Remembrance

Every year on the last Monday of May, Americans across the country pause to honor the memory of the brave men and women who lost their lives in military service to the United States.

The on-again, off-again trade war

Never mind.President Trump’s 145 percent tariffs on China ran smack into Stein’s law, the late economist Herb Stein’s famous axiom that “if something cannot go on forever, it will stop.