David Knepper
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Small businesses fuel economy
Like so many Americans these days, I am not so much upset about paying my “fair share” of taxes so long as I see my money being used to operate our local, state and the federal governments.
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‘Pay It Forward’ in 2011; world will be a better place
Complaining has become almost second nature to many of us.
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Greatest gift at Christmas – and for all time
O. Henry (1862-1910), the dean of American short-story writing, may have captured the true spirit of Christmas in one of his more memorable works, “The Gift of the Magi.”
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In Election 2010, change suddenly became popular
Last Tuesday, American voters were neither hesitant nor perplexed as they entered polling booths to mark their choices for state and federal offices.
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Straight talk on campaign reform
The political “oratory” has already begun to warm the crisp autumn air with the candidates promising to make the tough choices to fix the economy (create jobs), to hold the line on taxes, and to end deficit spending.
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9 years after 9/11: Time for reflection, rededication
Lest we forget … The weatherman promised an absolutely lovely day with lots of sunshine and clear skies in New York City on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001.
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Hills, valleys alive with the ‘sound of conversation’
A new “score” is being sung throughout the Allegheny Region, particularly in the Johnstown area, by a chorus of new- generation “movers and shakers.”
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DAVID A. KNEPPER | On the road again in America
A few weeks ago, after traveling 1,500 miles in three days, pumping 65 gallons of gasoline, and removing each day from the car rumpled McDonald hamburger wrappers, our family – my wife, daughter and granddaughter – arrived in Colorado Springs on the last leg from Kansas City, weary after driving each day from early morning to dusk.
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DAVID KNEPPER | Unleashing in our region the power of today’s technology
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DAVID KNEPPER | The importance of ‘home’ - Region’s revitilization efforts need to include new marketing strategy
Economic revitalization and recovery for the Allegheny region hinges on creating a new marketing strategy, one that discards the traditional stereotypes and clichés that can be characterized as duplicative branding and overstated generalizations.
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