Community/Economic Development

Consumptive Wildlife Use as an Economic Tool

Mike Sauers If you study the flora and fauna history of North America, you discover that there was a richness and abundance that is often compared to that of Africa. Even though the Native Americans numbered in the millions, they found a way to co-exist without...

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Food for Thought

Mike Sauers I'm writing this post from sunny Florida where I'm enjoying a well deserved vacation. So far it has been very relaxing and enjoyable. However, no matter where you call home, the mind continues to wrestle with the world. The following are my thoughts and...

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Education——Economic Development——A Full Life

Mike Sauers We live in precarious times. The onslaught of information, accurate or not, is daunting. Information/news/opinion sources have exploded in a variety of formats. Data, facts and fractured information comes at us twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week...

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Government Spending Priorities-Who, What, When, Where

We are all busy. Families, careers, earning a living, retirement and a host of other things absorb our energies and resources. We strive to be productive, law abiding citizens. We participate in the electoral process. We pay our taxes. We fully expect that our elected...

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Earth Day Tribute to Greenfire Coalition

Mike Sauers Northeastern Pennsylvania has a very checkered history regarding environmental stewardship. After all, the area was settled and developed based on furs, logging, railroads and the mining of anthracite coal. This resulted in the abuse of animals, labor,...

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Developments not in best interest of community.

Developments not in best interest of community.

Dear Editor, The front page article (3/8/21) about planned developments in the Hazleton Area reminds me of the adage, “The more things change the more they stay the same.” As a 70 year young native of McAdoo I have seen significant industrial development in the area....

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