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Congressman Aaron Bean wants us to believe the biggest challenge facing Social Security is confusing language. That’s what his new bill, H.R. 5284, the Claiming Age Clarity Act, is supposed to …

The tragic assassination of Charles Kirk is a grim reminder of how destructive political violence is. We state emphatically: there is no place for violence in American politics. Unified Nassau …

Whether you are for or against paid parking, you might agree that the worst scenario is a flawed contract that causes all sorts of consternation and still doesn’t produce the desired …

Paid parking is the beginning of a broader debate on meeting the budget and revenue challenges facing Fernandina Beach. Along with the fierce opposition to paid parking, many residents are offering …

Throughout the discussion about implementing paid parking in downtown Fernandina Beach, many examples have been shared about the impact such a decision could have on our local restaurants and shops. …

As a resident and reader, I’m deeply troubled by the News-Leader’s decision to terminate reporter Julia Roberts following her effort to uphold basic journalistic integrity and …

I sit here, thinking about our country — this place I’ve always believed in — and wonder how we got here. I grew up in the 1960s and ’70s, when protest was an act of love. We …

Completely different from a traditional music festival, Make Music Day is a one-day-a-year event, free and open to anyone wanting to participate. Some activities provide “instrumentation” …

Congressman Aaron Bean’s recent statement is a masterclass in political deflection. While he claims to reject “illusion and confusion,” his commentary offers both in abundance …

The FDEP is finally publicly announcing its water quality findings that were submitted to the EPA.

 I thought this day would come. Being an optimist, I really thought it would be May or even June. But this is the time when my friends must worry about their Social Security, VA benefits or …

Thirty-five​ years ago, I found myself among seven other uniformed Air Force attorneys called “Judge Advocates“ or “JAGs,” fortunate enough to be assigned to George Washington University …

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