UPDATE 8/6/20: Constable Tricia Mezzacappa (#BadConstable #ConstableKaren), who is unhinged, seems intent on pulling people into her bizarro world of insanity. Since publishing the following (more…)

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Today is Mother’s Day. It’s the day we honor our Mother for putting up with the crap we put them through during our youth and what they might still have to put up with when we reach adulthood.

It’s a day of flowers, cards, and possibly a breakfast they don’t have to cook. A pretty good deal for us children and spouses of these women who spent years taking care of us.

How did Mother’s Day become a holiday and how was it viewed by the woman who started it? The answer below may surprise you. (Reprinted from my post in 2014)

The credit for this country’s Mother’s Day is given to Anna Jarvis of Grafton, West Virginia. Her observance began in 1908 as a day to honor one’s mother, though a few other unsuccessful attempts by other individuals in previous decades failed. Continue reading →

Mayor DePaul and I stopped by the War Monument this week, as Dane Thatcher was digging a 30″ deep hole that would receive cement. The (more…)

West Easton got sunshine. Children got plenty of marshmallow Peeps and candy that made for a great day.

The field at our community park on Keystone (more…)

When the the polls close at 8:00 tonight, I will include the unofficial results that are obtained from the paper printout that will be posted (more…)