For many years, when blue-collar workers walked into the voting booth, we were forced to choose which sword to fall on. Do we back the candidate who supports the industries that feed our families but wants to weaken our right to bargain for fair wages and safe working conditions, or do we ...
In 1970, I was recruited to teach at a junior high school in Johnstown.
Although the 1970s would mark the beginning of the American steel industry's decline, Johnstown was still a happening place. There were jobs, families, and lots of kids in the city schools. My bands and orchestras ...
For more than 30 years, I have had the privilege of serving as a registered dietitian and consultant to Head Start programs in Fayette, Washington, and Greene counties. I have worked alongside teachers, cooks, family service workers, health professionals, and administrators. Most importantly, I ...