Columns: Editorial

I don’t think it is a stretch to say most of us are ready to give 2020 a vehement goodbye.

As champagne corks pop for New Year’s toasts in a few weeks, wishes for a safer, healthier and less chaotic year in 2021 will be a common theme.

This week I overheard a snippet of my son’s remote learning 4th grade class. One of the students was having an issue getting her audio to work and the teacher was temporarily stumped.

One summer in college I worked in a factory that packaged dry goods like Hamburger Helper and Lipton onion soup mixes.