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There is a quiet, steady pulse that keeps our community running. One that does not always make the evening news or the front page of the big city papers. It is the township.  Lately, we have heard a lot of talk from the Statehouse about performance points, waste, and the need for reorganization. While some see our townships as lines on a map to be redrawn or outdated constructs to be managed by distant spreadsheets, I see something entirely different. I see the neighbor who k

A doorbell, three neighbor kids, and the moment I realized what we're fighting for. I was on the phone with an old childhood friend last summer when my doorbell rang for the third time in our conversation.