Editor’s Note: Last February, I wrote a review of Walter Isaacson’s biography of Elon Musk. This is a follow-up. When you are the richest person in the world, what else could you want? Power. And that’s exactly what President Donald Trump has given his biggest financial campaign contributor.
We need Section 504
To the editor:
For over 40 years I worked as an occupational therapist with public school administrators, teachers and families to ensure there was equal accessibility to education curriculum and instruction for students with identified disabilities.
He did it.
The Boy Scout is now an Eagle Scout.
Today is Cal’s 18th birthday, and he got his Eagle Board of Review in last week, exactly six months from the day of his father’s death.
Last week, like many other school boards are doing across the state, the Habersham County Board of Education decided to opt out of the constitutional amendment introduced as House Bill 581.
Kudos to Wingfield
To the editor:
This is to encourage citizens and taxpayers to read and appreciate the articles by Kyle Wingfield, especially in the Wednesday, Feb. 12 paper. He is an excellent advocate for all of us.
After 57 years of Valentine’s Day celebrations, I’ve learned that there’s one element that must be in the equation of a long-lasting relationship. Humor isn’t the only factor, but I believe that it’s essential in the mix.
For a case in point, let’s go back 30 years.
Even the biggest hearts can fail to continue beating.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women, as well as several racial groups.
Peace plan
To the editor:
In support of American dominance concerning the purchase and rebuilding the Gaza Strip. This would tend to be a neutralized safe zone, against warring factions concerning retaliatory aggression.