Carl stokes

There is nothing fundamentally wrong with America's cities that money can't cure.

It's not just an environmental or planning issue. A whole of government approach is required because it impacts on almost every area you can imagine.

It's about an elderly couple, and the wife needs the attention of a dementia unit in assisted living. He goes to washing dishes, for the employee discount. But he's getting old, he shakes, he's dropping plates, and he's pleading to his boss to let him keep his job so he can keep his wife in the facility.

The State Education Office believes that the success of the program speaks for itself. Almost 5,000 students attending college, a 35 percent increase in the number of students attending college since inception . . . re-authorization should occur with no changes to the program's structure.

Sometime they'll give a war and nobody will come.