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Hardy L. Brown
Know Your History
Now I know history is important but an incident happened on April 5, 2005 while I was waiting for the start of our Booker T. Washington program at the Mission Inn that lets me know how important it is. I was standing on the ledge admiring the pictures of the various United States presidents that have visited this historical building. Several visitors had taken pictures and gone when two White guys came up and were looking at the portraits.
Terri Schiavo Case Not A Public Decision
Last week I received a call followed by a letter asking why the Black community hadnt joined in on the Terri Schiavo issue of supporting her right to live with a feeding tube. He was mainly chiding the clergy for not speaking out and holding protests since we claim to have a lock on communicating with God.
New Opportunities in North Fontana
In the thirty seventh chapter of Ezekiel, God gives a vision of restoration to a people who had been given broken promises and placed in a barren land. God asked Ezekiel if this valley of dry desolate bones could live. In todays language it means, can anything good come from these perceived lazy, ungrateful, exiled people? God knows with a little bit of hope and a committed strong belief in Him, anything is possible.
Say Welcome to Fontana Nissan, Marc Wims
If you are a homebuyer sometimes your realtor or builder will leave a Welcome to the Neighborhood Kit at the house for you when you move in. Sometimes the neighbor will even bring cookies or wine over to say welcome. Its the neighborly thing to do. When a mother delivers a new baby that the family and friends have been waiting for, the hospital will give the mother a welcome kit to the new arrival.
Riverside City Should Seek More Public Input
When citizens who pay taxes for the city, speak before the elected city governing body about city issues, that is city business. The city council members of Riverside decided to restrict citizens input while they are meeting to conduct city business that these same citizens will have to pay for. Sounds as though these elected officials want to represent without participation from the people who voted for them. Hilter started out with that kind of thinking.
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