By Bob Gaydos
Republicans loves colorful, talk-talking, no-nonsense businessmen who don’t know how to do what “professional politicians” have to do to succeed. That’s why Herman Cain will melt, too.

Stone Arch Bridge is a historic span near Jeffersonville, in Sullivan County. It was built in 1873 and is a solid masonry structure with a roadway supported by three arches made of hand-cut stone.

By Michael Kaufman
Rep. Nan Hayworth remains out of touch with the problems faced by her constituents. But others who should know better are out of touch too.

By Shawn Dell Joyce
With stocks plummeting, home heating prices soaring and money tight, many people looks toward winter with fear and trepidation. One of the best ways to alleviate this fear is to take a positive action like having a home energy audit.

By Russ Layne
“Sixty percent of the wealth to 1 percent of the population; the rest for the other 99 percent,” he said. We chuckled when he mentioned trickle-down economics.

A boy’s best friend.

By Carrie Jacobson
It was great to paint on Sunday in the Black Dirt region, one of my favorites anywhere.

By Jeffrey Page
The unintentional joke was played out in court when a panel of judges dismissed the charges against their fellow judge.

By Bob Gaydos
There’s this huge planet heading for a collision with Earth, only you can’t see it. Didn’t know about it? Blame the NASA/Google conspiracy. You have to watch YouTube to know what’s going on today. Just ask your kids.

By Michael Kaufman
A small turnout at the New Canaan Rally for Economic Justice does not dampen the optimism of its organizer.