Opinion

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I found something in the Superstore parking lot. I’m going to be deliberately vague about what it actually was, though if it was yours, tell me what it was and I’ll give it back to you. I found it on the afternoon of Jan.

We’re a couple of weeks into the new year, and whenever I look back on the previous twelve months, I’m always taken aback by just how much stuff actually goes down in our little part of the world.

Dear Editor: I can’t believe I spoke to the city council in 2015.... I remember walking out after that meeting and feeling so defeated after speaking to them.

The idea of eating insects has always been a curiosity for me. For some, I recognize the idea of eating a cricket or mealworm is repulsive, but that view seems to largely be a northern hemisphere, European, North America take on things.

Few things are more satisfying than cracking the cellophane on a new game that you know little about and finding something that exceeded expectations. Outer Earth was most certainly one of those games.

Anytime a project encourages young people to read more is a good thing.

Something frightening recently took place in a private garden in South Texas. While gardening in her backyard, a nurse named Jennifer spotted a rattler near her hand. An instant later it rose to striking position. “SNAKE!” she screamed.

During the holiday season, people often drink toasts to health. There’s something more we can do to ensure that we and others will enjoy good health now and into the future: combat climate change.