Opinion

Influenza rudely takes up lodging, refuses to leave BY LARRY COTÉ Special to the VOICE I normally enjoy good health, and for my station in life am in reasonably good shape.

BY JIM PITT Special to the VOICE "J ust like the buyers are extremely happy in a rising market, they have to appreciate that the same decision could go the other way.” Brad Carr, President, Mattamy Homes Canada.

Memorable man memory research results explained BY PAMCITA MARIE ROBBINSKY Special to the VOICE M uch research has been done on "man memory,” or the lack of it.

BY JIM PITT Special to the VOICE M any of the letters to the editor in the Voice begin with a similar refrain: When we moved here, or, when we were growing up here, Pelham was a great place to live. It had a small town charm and it was friendly.

Getting some "me" time is worth the wait BY JANE BEDARD Special to the VOICE A s the mother of three boys, I don’t often indulge in luxurious pampering, so when I do, I feel I have to come clean about my absence, like I've missed confession: “Forgive

BY COLIN BREZICKI Special to the VOICE C anada’s strength as a nation lies in its diversity. So we keep hearing from our Prime Minister.

BY COLIN BRZEZICKI Special to the VOICE E verything comes at a price, though not with a lifetime warranty. “Progress has never been a bargain,” says Henry Drummond in the famous Monkey Trial case from Inherit the Wind .

BY JIM PITT Special to THE VOICE T here is an old adage that says don’t bite the hand that feeds you. More about that later.

BY JIM PITT Special to the VOICE T here has been a lot of politics around the Region lately. This phenomenon is relatively new to most around town.

BY COLIN BREZICKI Special to the VOICE E verything I know about grieving I learned many years ago from my English professor. Dr.