John Duffy
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Psychologist, 3x best-selling author specializing in relationships, parenting, teens and families. Substack writer. Media guy. Rescuing Our Sons out now. He/him
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2 days ago |
adn.com | John Duffy
I have often thought about race and racism, and with our federal administration’s DEI and immigration activities, I think about racism more than ever. The term “race” says that we are distinct from one another. Yet that is not what the Bible or science says. The Bible says that we are all God’s children and have common ancestry in Eve and Adam. Our science tells us that we have a common heritage — we are descendants from Africa and that all human DNA is 99.9% identical.
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2 weeks ago |
lancasteronline.com | John Duffy
When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meeting, May 15. What happened: Council approved supporting Elizabethtown College in its efforts to apply for two grants that would complete a pedestrian walkway on Campus Road, construct an outdoor fitness and recreation area, replace two elevators on campus and renovate the bathrooms in its 1960s-era Thompson Gymnasium, according to Bob Kerin, vice president of operations for the college.
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2 weeks ago |
lancasteronline.com | John Duffy
When: Conoy Township Board of Supervisors meeting, May 8. What happened: The board approved the purchase of new grinder at a cost of $31,200 for the Bainbridge wastewater treatment plant. The purchase includes a power pack and controls. Background: The new unit will replace an electric grinder for the plant that was approved last year for $18,000, which was found not to fit upon installation. That sale was canceled before payment was made. What’s next: Delivery is expected in about six weeks.
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1 month ago |
lancasteronline.com | John Duffy
When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meeting, May 1. What happened: Borough Council accepted the lone bid for installation of a parking payment system in the parking lots at the Elizabethtown train station, a major Amtrak station, at 50 S. Wilson Ave. The cost: The bid for $584,000 was made by Secco Electric of Camp Hill.
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1 month ago |
lancasteronline.com | John Duffy
When: Elizabethtown Borough Council meeting, April 17. What happened: Out of 50 easements needed to begin the second phase of the Radio Road interceptor project, all but 11 have been signed, Ann Roda, borough manager, announced. Why it matters: The easements allow contractors access to private property to complete the sewer expansion project. Of those 11, seven have not yet responded to contact attempts.
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RT @acnewsitics: Imagine being the richest man in the world, and your passion project is to stop providing aid to poor, desperate people.
Enough with the cruelty FFS. Another excellent piece by @HeidiStevens13
There's a lot of cruelty right now and I know we need to pick our battles. Today I'm picking mine with people who suggest whipping kids who have ADHD was a good idea. This week's column. https://t.co/2YET4b4agk
I’ll be talking about the psychology of sports betting, Chiefs Fatigue, the Gambler’s Fallacy, and when sports betting becomes problematic this morning on NewsNation. Tune in between 10:30 and 11 am.
