Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 has dominated the news since it disappeared on March 8, 2014, with 239 people on board. The search for the wreckage continues, in part to give the families of the victims some closure, but also to
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“I wish I could be as perfect as you” is a desire I hear all too often from my lovely wife, Terri. Early on in our relationship, my immediate thought had been: “Good for you, Love; goals are important”. I
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I unveiled a new road safety initiative at the 2nd annual One Crash is Too Many gala event two weekends ago. Thank you to this year’s “celebrities”, leaders in the local “car crash industry” who helped make this year’s event
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The passage of time doesn’t erase the pain of a loss. It hasn’t for me, anyway. I gather that it hasn’t for Eva Gainer, either, as I listened to her tell her story at the filming of a Shaw TV
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My daughter, Cassidy, is in grade 6. She had a Spring Break school project to write a speech. My memory of school work around that time of my scholastic development is more along the lines of using pencil crayons to
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The point I tried to drive home in my last column was that we are not driving around in bumper cars. Media reports of “no injuries” or “minor injuries”, based on what is reported at the scene, are horribly misleading
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“Good statistics are at the foundation of all sound decision making across society and the economy.” I pulled that from the website of “Office for National Statistics”, which purports to be the United Kingdom’s largest independent producer of official statistics. By
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