This policy reduces the earned Social Security benefits of local, state and federal retirees who worked in Social Security-covered private-sector employment, and who also earned an annuity from their non-Social Security covered government employment. I am a retired federal employee writing to raise awareness of the devastating effects of the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) experienced by nearly 2 million people. I have contributed to Social Security for many, many years with companies in the private sector. Why penalize those who paid into Social Security If we all do our part, every little bit will add up. Parking decks make more sense than parking lots I do believe. Perhaps the big developers will add more trees in their acres of parking lots. Hopefully the ones that can plant trees in their yards, will. Using the reusable cloth or mesh grocery bags is a good start. I suppose we could all be more conscientious of our paper waste and also the plastic grocery bags. Big, tall mighty trees will become obsolete as we once knew as shade trees. Multiply that by cities, counties and 50 states. Most people have no idea how much paper is wasted … especially copy paper! It is unbelievable. It is no wonder that this country has an all-time high with juvenile diabetes and obesity. You can’t get them off their games long enough to go outdoors and be creative. I just wanted to make mention that this generation most likely will never experience the fun we did with boxes. Having fun growing up playing with cardboard and his reminiscing brought back sentimental memories for me as well. He certainly raises many points in respect to cardboard vs. Just wanted to comment on Clyde’s recent article about cardboard boxes. Be a role model for your children and please be an advocate for them. Words have a lasting effect on young minds.
FOOTBALL MANAGER 2020 EDITOR DRIVERS
Know what is being said to and about your child by teachers, bus drivers and other school personnel. My plea to all parents is to talk with your children. In speaking to a Rowan-Salisbury Schools board member, I gleaned the thought that unless a person has a heart for teaching, a respect for people and a love for children they should not be in the classroom. Has it occurred to any parent or school administrator that the underlying trauma some children feel may be coming from the classroom? Not always from the other students but from some teachers? There is a lot in the media regarding mental health, bullying and cyber bullying.
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