by Mike Sauers | Sep 26, 2025 | Vegan Food
Michael Sauers September 25, 2025 Here is a short list of cold vegan soups. I’m not going to bore you with recipes. They are easy to find. Experiment. Gazpacho (too many versions to list, delicious) Chilled Cucumber (many combinations, scrumptious) Carrot... by Mike Sauers | Sep 20, 2025 | Community/Economic Development, Education, Justice
Michael Sauers September 20, 2025 When the value or worth of an idea is counter to the interests of the majority, the idea has to be sequestered into muddy waters. Secrecy! Intimidation! Denial! This post is about strategies that government and industry uses to limit... by Mike Sauers | Sep 19, 2025 | Education, Justice, Local Community
Phil Kaufman/Michael Sauers September 16, 2025 Where to begin? This is a reasonable question when you’re talking about Phil Kaufman. He is a man of enormous courage, intellect and grit. For several decades he spoke truth to power and to the citizens of the... by Mike Sauers | Sep 14, 2025 | Letters to the editor, Woke
Written and Submitted by Rod Holt 9/14/25 These are some observations from my “woke” perspective. When did the American education system become corrupt and useless? Who benefits when the Consumer Protection Bureau is eliminated? When did science and... by Mike Sauers | Sep 14, 2025 | Community/Economic Development, Education, Environment
Conservation to Industrial Presented by Thomas Russell Published 9/14/2025 My name is Tom Russell and I am a 35 year resident of Packer Township. My family lives in the Hollow just downstream from the Tamaqua Area Water Authority spillway. Quakake, as my Mom and Dad...