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Paul Sassone
Paul Sassone is a long-time columnist for Pioneer Press and a winner of a first-place award for opinion column writing from the Local Media Association. …
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Dangerous drivers out not only at holidays
It’s supposed to make us feel safer, but it has the opposite effect on me. Every time a holiday rolls around, police announce they are beefing up traffic enforcement. This year’s Labor Day holiday was no exception. More than 200 Illinois law enforcement agencies joined …Read More
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Remember when TV reception was simpler?
I speak to you from the past. Long past? No, just from June 11, 2009. That was the last day we were one country bound together by the strongest tie — television. June 11, 2009, was the last day before, by federal decree, all TV …Read More
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Grey Lantern: 102 people saved and counting
I am a super hero. Call me Grey Lantern. You might be a super hero, too. As Grey Lantern I save lives. The lives I save belong to people in thrall to an insidious, pervasive and mind-altering electronic entity. They wander our communities on foot …Read More
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Coffee: A life or death issue to ponder
Drinking four or more cups of coffee a day might lower your risk of contracting colon cancer, a new study states. Coffee, and the things used to roast it, contain known carcinogens. So, is coffee a friendly morning pick-me-up or a Cauldron of Death? I …
Is there anybody who still cares about the welfare of others?
Channel 11 last week took some of the valuable time it could have devoted to infomercials, 70-year-old rock-and-rollers and Celtic whose-its to show Ken Burns’ richly informative and heartbreaking documentary series on World War II. Don’t know why Channel 11 did this when it could …