– Random Writings: Column by Rebecca Lindquist – - Inquiries to assuage apprehension

Industry in a town is a good thing, but depending on where it is, it might not be as good as it seems, at least, according to a neighbor of where the manufacturing would take place. Ron Zaremba was present, June 4, for the Cornell City Council meeting, speaking on behalf of his neighbors, who he says oppose a window manufacturing business on Riverside Drive, just a little way before reaching the C...

The Second Continental Congress adopted the flag of the United States of America, June 14, 1777.That resolution sets out the flag we know today, with 13 stripes, alternating red and white, and the stars for each state, in a blue field, “representing a new constellation.”Each year, June 14, Americans commemorate the adoption of the nation’s flag. The commemoration became popular in the 1860s,...