Two jockey for Ward 1 position in Mac
Oct 17, 2012 | 2 Comments
By Nicole Montesano
Of the News-Register
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Comments
I remember something that Ralph Nader said. Growing up he was often taken to the town meetings. He also said that is dad would address problems in the community around the dinner table and think of solutions.
It would be interesting in today's society if we could change the term "I" in "us" and think along those lines in everything we do. I really hope that someday once again America we become that it seems we have lost that fabric of our society and in my opinion it is the reason we are starting to fail.
Troy Prouty*
There is no left or right my friends that is a cognitive distortion in order to satisfy two groups. There really is only us,. There is this saying "A company that plays together stays together". Thanks Kevin Haefer for teaching me that...
My conclusion
"A community that works together stays together."
thanks Gregg Kaufory for teaching me that!
Today I challenge you. will you be a part of the problem, or part of the solution?
troy prouty*