College student needs lesson in gratitude

You think I’m not aware that I’m the voyeur god of this story? Standing outside the gutters and frames of the comic book panels, sure, that is where the gods and demons, the archons and aliens lurk. In the post-modern, fourth-wall-breaking context. The r

11:25 a.m., March 6, 2013--Dawn Elliott, director of the biomedical engineering program at the University of Delaware, has been elected to the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) College of Fellows as a member of the Class o

The ongoing water shortage is the result of aging, if not obsolete machinery and lack of replacement parts. The next crisis in the sector may likely be for lack of qualified personnel to man and maintain the replaced equipment. The imminent shortage of w

ZANESVILLE — Muskingum Countys current debt is about $50 million, or about $580 for every resident in the county. Unlike the current $17 trillion national debt, which the federal government is having a hard time debt servicing without printing money, loc

Re: “Exposing the underbelly of a doomed, decaying span” (Gazette, Feb. 28) “The Victoria Bridge stands proudly, oblivious to salt and aging. Opened in 1859, the Victoria — a steel bridge on stone piers — shows no signs of giving up.” Andy Riga ends his

BENNINGTON -- After 40 years of residing in Bennington, attorney Thomas Jacobs is hoping to lend his expertise and experience to the Bennington Select Board in difficult times. Jacobs, who previously served on the Bennington School Board in the 1970s, is