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Why would anyone want to be a town board member? Harry the cat herder Poor Harry Reid catches it from every side. Letters to the Editor Umpires: Eyesight questioned, integrity never WASHINGTON -- In Mark Twain's "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court," a time-traveling American brought baseball to 6th-century England, where arguments with umpires were robust: "The umpire's first decision was usually his last. ... When it was noticed that no umpire ever survived a game, umpiring got to be unpopular." But it remains a necessary, extraordinarily demanding and insufficiently appreciated craft. SOLD! To the rookie holding her breath Spring Saturdays are perfect for working in the yard, washing the car and saving money. Many folks pinch pennies by shopping the yard sales and flea markets. Hubby and I recently tried our hand bidding for deals at a nearby estate auction. |
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