By Publisher on March 19, 2010
The comments on the Somalia piracy story show how chillingly blood thirsty many have become
Posted in Editorial | Tagged piracy
By Publisher on March 3, 2010
While discussions are ongoing on the density expansion in the historic district of Fernandina Beach, a chapter of the proposal has to include WIFI service.
Posted in Editorial | Tagged Downtown Fernandina Beach
By Publisher on March 3, 2010
As the world seems to start spinning faster according to scientists at NASA, the news headlines and stories are turning absurd and deceiving.
Posted in Editorial | Tagged Editorial
By Publisher on March 1, 2010
As nature is roaring its anger across the continents, we should be asking ourselves if we shouldn’t do more in getting life back in the balance.
Posted in Editorial | Tagged global warming
By Publisher on February 24, 2010
It is time to point out to our “leaders” that we expect them to fight the country’s real enemies; the ones that stole our jobs and left us homeless. It is clear that daily pressures of fear mongering are standing in our way of recovery.
Posted in Editorial, Politics | Tagged terrorism
By Publisher on February 21, 2010
Between Privacy and the need for Publicity, is there a line where the inalienable right becomes Public Property? Social Media promote openness of personal information in the pursuit of popularity.
Posted in Editorial, Feature | Tagged social media
By Publisher on February 18, 2010
Through the magical catch of a Spanish Fisherman, a couple in South Africa retrieved their camera and pictures lost 15 months ago on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean
Posted in Editorial | Tagged magical recovery
By Nick D on February 16, 2010
It has long been rumored that Social Security would not survive the economic downturn. With about 30% of America’s workforce un- or underemployed, that day may be coming sooner than we think.
Posted in Editorial | Tagged social security
By Nick D on February 11, 2010
Which small business man is going to hire new people because idiots in Washington come up with a tax break if they do? Nobody, not even large employers like Wal-Mart or Home Depot. It’s Comedy Hour in Washington.
Posted in Editorial | Tagged political satire
By Publisher on February 8, 2010
As the gap between republicans and democrats is widening while America needs bipartisan solutions, Sarah Palin is positioning herself between all players and making money doing it
Posted in Editorial | Tagged national politics
By Nick D on February 7, 2010
There are more than just similarities between the activities in congress and the operation of a Hog Farm
Posted in Economy, Editorial | Tagged Congress and Hog Farming
By Nick D on February 5, 2010
Why is everyone surprised about an unexpected rise in first time jobless claims. That writing has been there all along and won’t change until small business America gets a helping hand
Posted in Editorial | Tagged economy
By Publisher on February 1, 2010
Seinfeld and friends were sent to jail under the Good Samaritan Law but should have been fined under the “Duty to Rescue” Law. California is changing that.
Posted in Editorial | Tagged new california law
By Judie Mackie on January 28, 2010
After reading more about the questions asked on the Census form, it makes me wonder if the United States Government is Racist!
Posted in Editorial | Tagged federal government
By Nick D on January 27, 2010
With former Fed chief Paul Volcker coming back to the President’s foreground will this change the message in the State of the Union?
Posted in Editorial | Tagged politics
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