By David Leibowitz Tribune Columnist As our days fill with talk of race, you wonder about the honesty of it all. Blacks, whites, Latinos, Asians, so many shades of skin color, everyone screaming, posturing, but is anyone truly...
By Alexander J. Lindvall Tribune Guest Writer Over the last few months, several states—such as Alaska, Florida, Hawaii, and Texas—have been enforcing mandatory, two-week quarantines for those entering from out-of-state. ...
SW Mesa needs city to help curb airlines’ noise Here I am beating the same old drum again and again: the same low, loud jets going over seconds apart day in and day out relentlessly over northwest Mesa, ruining our personal...
By Richard Morrison and Denny Barney Tribune Guest Writers As longstanding PHX East Valley residents, we are proud to add our voices in declaring a continuing commitment to our country’s vision of “liberty and justice for...
By David Leibowitz Tribune Columnist At age 7, I went through a period of childhood that involved masks. This behavior was mostly influenced by television. The Lone Ranger. Batman and Robin. Quick Draw McGraw’s alter-ego,...
By Daniel D. Liou Tribune Guest Writer Due to the coronavirus pandemic, many families are wondering whether and how schools will reopen this fall. There are still many uncertainties about how schools will handle new social...
By David Leibowitz Tribune Columnist Let me begin with full disclosure: In my day job, I work as a public relations consultant. Among my clients are various public safety organizations. Thus, I earn a living in part by...
By David Leibowitz Tribune Columnist They came to the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds by the thousands, just four days after a terrorist’s bomb ripped through a federal building in downtown Oklahoma City. This was April 23, 1995 –...
By David Leibowitz Tribune Columnist Now comes Memorial Day, as if we need more solemn reminders of what Americans used to be so long ago. Once, we were a nation forged in revolution, a land that paid for its independence in...
By David Leibowitz Tribune Columnist I spent a chunk of Wednesday at the dermatologist’s office, sitting in the waiting room. Twenty minutes cooling my heels typically isn’t fun, but this time there was entertainment,...
