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There’s a special kind of magic in summertime—the slower pace, the sunshine, the time for reading and savoring life. Today, I experienced one of those
A few days ago, the Spy published a letter by Dan Watson expressing his opposition to what the Israeli government is doing in Gaza. Most
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In a recent debate on closing Maryland’s budget deficit, Minority Leader Jason Buckel, a Republican Delegate from Allegany County, made an important point: “The man
I’m writing to ask the Council not to remove the Inclusion Statement on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion from the Employee Handbook. I cannot understand why
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As a leader and developer of senior leaders for 40 years with my company, Renaissance Leadership, I came to see how much character defines effective