An Arizona opinion writer argues that libraries, malls, recreation centers and other indoor gathering places should be viewed as part of the state's public health infrastructure, saying accessible, air-conditioned spaces can help reduce loneliness and strengthen communities.
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An Arizona opinion writer argues that libraries, malls, recreation centers and other indoor gathering places should be viewed as part of the state's public health infrastructure, saying accessible, air-conditioned spaces can help reduce loneliness and strengthen communities.
- Baltimore Sun Editorial Board The Baltimore Sun
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"A Face in the Crowd" is the prophetic 1957 movie about a charismatic drifter "discovered" in an Arkansas jail. The face belongs to "Lonesome" Rhodes, a scoundrel whose folksy act catapults him to national prominence. "Lonesome" (Andy Griffith) abuses women, but the crowd only sees a lovable…
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Conflicting health advice reveals a deeper problem: technology is weakening human connection, fueling isolation and suspicion while stronger communities remain essential for flourishing lives.
- Sheldon Metz Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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Katie Hobbs is a people person. She has traveled throughout our wonderful state meeting with many different
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It would be political folly for the Democratic Party to fully embrace calls to “abolish ICE,” at least without adopting a substitute blueprint for strong immigration enforcement.
An Arizona opinion writer argues that libraries, malls, recreation centers and other indoor gathering places should be viewed as part of the state's public health infrastructure, saying accessible, air-conditioned spaces can help reduce loneliness and strengthen communities.
The following is the opinion and analysis of the writer:
"A Face in the Crowd" is the prophetic 1957 movie about a charismatic drifter "discovered" in an Arkansas jail. The face belongs to "Lonesome" Rhodes, a scoundrel whose folksy act catapults him to national prominence. "Lonesome" (Andy Griffith) abuses women, but the crowd only sees a lovable spinner of down-home yarns. He deflates after getting caught on an open mic mocking his followers as idiots and fools.
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Nowhere in the bible does it say to never give up your sword for plowshares. It is frequently associated with a quote often attributed to Benjamin Franklin: "Those who beat their swords into plowshares usually end up plowing for those who didn't."
Katie Hobbs is a people person. She has traveled throughout our wonderful state meeting with many different
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