Living with MS

For Michelle Schilling and 400,000 other Americans who acknowledge having multiple sclerosis, symptoms are most often strange and vague different for each person.

In brief
PHILOMATH The annual Rotary Salmon and Jazz Dinner on Saturday will have an extra bit of spice this year a silent auction to benefit the Philomath High School track-renovation effort.

Special Planning for a Child With Special Needs
When Anne and Robert Tucillo think about retirement, their thoughts immediately turn to their oldest son, 14-year-old Bryan. What will he need, and how will they provide?

The Joke Of Subway Accessibility
Okay. Now what? The National Multiple Sclerosis Society's New York City Chapter invited a group of elected officials (and me) to accompany five disabled riders on a subway trip yesterday morning. The idea was to show us how hard it is to navigate even the so-called accessible stations by wheelchair or electric scooter or even with a trick leg and a cane. By the time the group finished its tour ...

A look at Bluffton's opening day
By Michael Cooper