July 2019 – The Buffalo Chronicle

Taking care of kids keeps you on your toes

July 17, 2019

BY NORBERT RUG Donna and I watch our grandchildren and a few other children. As we counted them up, we have watched over 20 children not counting our own children. I think that babysitting your grandkids improves and extends your

It’s the little things that make life better

July 17, 2019

BY NORBERT RUG When Donna and I got married I was in the service. We moved 500 miles away from home and we were dirt poor. I used to steal food so we could eat. It was at that time

We are losing our privacy bit by byte

July 16, 2019

BY NORBERT RUG I recently noticed that when I looked on the internet for something, ads for this product would appear on the sidebar of my browser. A simple search for my name on the internet resulted in over 5,000

Lovin’ Spoonful: Somewhere

July 16, 2019

BY NORBERT RUG The three amigos, my wife Donna, my buddy Ed, and I ventured out looking for somewhere to go for dinner. We ended up at “Somewhere” a quaint looking place at 681 Blairville Road in Youngstown. When we

Bear Ridge Solar project in Pendleton raises concerns

July 16, 2019

BY NORBERT RUG Cypress Creek Renewables is proposing to construct a project called “Bear Ridge Solar” to install solar panels in Cambria and Pendleton. I have no problem for people to use their property for legal reasons. Solar energy gives

Hydro One injunction sparks political unrest at Six Nations, as corruption allegations emerge against Reserve official

July 9, 2019

Sovereign immunity is a tenant of international law that says that the rulers of one State cannot be pursued by the Courts of another State for criminal or civil prosecution. It stems from the notion in English common law that

Trump may appoint two Senate Democrats to Cabinet positions ahead of 2020 campaign

July 6, 2019

President Donald J. Trump is privately considering the appointment of two Senate Democrats to senior Cabinet-level positions in his administration ahead of the 2020 reelection campaign, a source familiar with his thinking tells The Chronicle on the condition of anonymity. At first