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A Conservative Revolutionary Economic Proposal: The Economic System
By Stephen Yearwood Guest Columnist I wrote in Part I of this series that my purpose in developing this proposal has been to make the economy more just. In Part II, I argued that a “democratically distributed income” (DDI) would accomplish that. I did reject, however, using taxes/public debt for that purpose (for more than…
Read MoreA Conservative Revolutionary Economic Proposal: Making the Economy More Just
By Stephen Yearwood Guest Columnist Part I of this series of articles made the case for the conservatism of this proposal. Now for the revolutionary parts of it, with the issue of justice first. I wrote in Part I that the purpose of this proposal is to make the economy more just. Any other outcomes…
Read MoreA Conservative Revolutionary Economic Proposal: How “Conservative”
By Stephen Yearwood Guest Columnist For some time, I have been developing a revolutionary economic proposal. Lydia Berglar at this newspaper has granted me space to present my proposal to my fellow citizens in this area, where I now reside, in a series of articles. Among other good things, this proposal would eradicate unemployment and…
Read MoreAll-Inclusive Resorts Vs. Cruises
Many of my traveling clients have asked, “What are the big differences between an all-inclusive land resort and a cruise? I want the best price with the most amenities possible.” My response is that an all-inclusive resort will offer more relaxation, larger rooms, and local cultural immersion, while cruises provide the convenience of visiting multiple…
Read MoreTravel Agent Recommended Ski Spots
How about a fun-filled ski vacation this Christmas? Many families travel to great ski resort areas full of festive cheer and outdoor recreation during the holiday season. Ski resorts will transform into winter wonderlands with decorations, events, and holiday-themed activities, creating a magical atmosphere. Plus, Christmas Day itself can be surprisingly uncrowded on the slopes,…
Read MoreFall Festivals Within Driving Distance
The summer heat will not last forever, and what will you do with the family when those great fall lower temperatures arrive? How about attending some great festivals within driving distance? We’re surrounded by family friendly, low-cost options that will provide great memories for all ages. Many of these festivals offer music, rides, petting zoos,…
Read MoreAlabama Beaches: An Affordable Vacation Just A Road Trip Away
Not everyone can afford expensive vacations to exotic destinations, but you can still have a great summer with your family driving to the Alabama beaches! Take a look at these great public beaches that are a short drive away from home. Shell Beach Alabama Point East Cotton Bayou Romar Beach Gulf State Park Pavillion Gulf…
Read MoreInternational Travel with Children
Traveling internationally can be challenging, especially if you are going to take children. There are some things you can do in advance to reduce the anxiety and create excitement for the whole family. Involve your kids in the planning process: Are you planning to travel to a destination that is interesting to one of your…
Read MoreLearn About The REAL ID From A Travel Agent
Greetings! My name is Dawn Mulford, a Trenton resident and travel agent. As a guest columnist, I will be sharing some tips, tricks, and news about travel with you that I’ve gathered over my 40+ years in the industry. I started my career in California’s Silicon Valley by planning corporate business trips for executives. When…
Read MoreThree Years Later: How Time and Community Reshape Grief
When grief first descends, it feels like an all-consuming force, a storm that threatens to uproot everything you know. In those early days, the very idea of “moving forward” can feel impossible, a betrayal even. We often hear about stages of grief, implying a linear path to an endpoint, a moment when the pain simply…
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