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Speaking of Dr. Jill Biden, and aren’t we all, it is good to remind all that the word doctor has as its etymology “to teach.” This is in response to the buffoonish Opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal chiding her for using the honorific, which should only be used by people who have delivered babies.
The best way to reform and repair the way presidents are elected is to either abolish the Electoral College or change it so that every vote will count.
Staff at Sharon Hospital helped so much with COVID recovery
This is my commentary on what a wonderful, supportive community we have here in Sharon.
100 years ago — January 1921
There is very good sleighing at the present time and the youngsters are having great times trying out their new Christmas sleds and skis.
There are so many opportunities for miscommunication and mutual misunderstanding during the isolation COVID-19 distancing and sheltering has produced. On social media, especially when it comes to politics, the impersonal approach to exchanging ideas and positions can lead to harsh divisions. There is no gray area in such discourse any more.
Some thoughts on the Georgia runoffs
Three vaccines have passed Phase 3 tests — that last step before submitting the data to the FDA for an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA). These are the two vaccines made by Pfizer and by Moderna, both of which consist of an mRNA molecule wrapped in lipid.
100 years ago — December 1920
SALISBURY — George Doty while chopping wood last Sunday had the misfortune to cut his left foot so badly that four stitches were required.
Now that vaccines for COVID-19 are beginning to be distributed across the country, including Connecticut (See story by Debra Aleksinas on page A1 this week), yet certainly not in the quantities to cover the wider population, there remains urgency to the question: To mask or not to mask?
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