Giving good gifts is about more than spending a little time and money.

The pottery sale promises to be a grand autumn celebration with snacks, apple cider, and even a small campfire.

The First Amendment does, in fact have limits, out of necessity.

Why work so hard to foster local journalism?

Every time someone shows who they really are, the world becomes a more interesting place to live.

Our deer seasons aren’t impacting our deer herd like many may think.

The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis suggests that language shapes our perception of the world.

Given the temperatures after this week, we're going to be making a creamy potato and ham soup with carrots, onions, and a whole bunch of really nice spices in it.

Since becoming International Cities of Peace in 2021, Keweenaw Faiths United is excited to celebrate the International Day of Peace every year…

Domestic violence cases need alternative approaches to foster healing and reduce adversity.

Amidst the news of wildfires, misinformation spreads faster than the wind.

Debates have winners and losers. Dialogues only have participants, all of whom can benefit.

I wrote an editorial before that threw author Robert Heinlein under the bus for saying, “An armed society is a polite society.” I’ve since been made aware that I was in error.

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During the month of August, I often reflect on the Art Fairs that take place in Eagle Harbor and Copper Harbor.

Struggling with Transparency, Reputation, and Non-Profit Organizations

How is the social contract different from our laws?

Art’s Corner for July 2023

I was struck by something this week that has me abandoning my fireworks plans.