Opinion - Civility Learning Lab

O'Hanlon: Let's push credit card reform to finish

As summer rapidly approaches, Delaware’s more than 100,000 small businesses are preparing for seasonal bumps in foot traffic. Rising operating costs, however, aren’t taking a break from the heat. more

By Kelly O’Hanlon | 6/2/26

What’s happening to the museum in Fountain Hills is shameful

OPINION — After more than two decades, the Lower Verde Valley River of Time Museum faces an unforeseen and unprecedented challenge from the very keeper of the keys: the Town of Fountain Hills. … more

By Cynthia Magazine | Fountain Hills | 6/2/26

Faust: Dover City Council should reconsider tax hike

I am writing this letter as a concerned resident of the city of Dover, to express my strong opposition to the proposed city tax increase. more

6/2/26

Vista Center volunteer thanks Dysart district for quick action on safety concern

OPINION — I volunteer at the Vista Center for the Arts and sent a letter of concern to Dysart Unified School District in April regarding unfavorable walking conditions at Vista Center for the Arts. more

By Scott Gill | Sun City West | 6/2/26

Hague: Gun control arguments are ‘quite a stretch’

This letter is in response to an Opinion by Mr. Peter Graffagnino (“With gun control, campaign funding is key”). more

By Jeff Hague | 6/2/26

Don’t vote for Matt Orlando for mayor

OPINION — As a long time resident of Chandler, I think it’s important to point out when history seems to be repeating itself. Twenty years ago, Matt Orlando and his cronies pushed out a … more

By Tim Johnson | Chandler | 6/2/26

Morrow: Online protections can start with Congress

Recent reports involving predatory behavior and grooming on Roblox, a platform widely viewed as child-friendly, underscore just how vulnerable young people can be online. more

By Ava Morrow | 6/2/26

Why teams don’t need perfect leaders

OPINION — I think many leaders quietly carry the belief that they are supposed to have everything figured out. As companies grow and more people rely on your decisions, there can be pressure to always appear confident, composed and certain, even during difficult moments. more

By Jennifer Kaplan | Scottsdale | 6/2/26

Daniels: Is democracy dying as we mark 250 years?

I began sending Opinions to this newspaper in October 2016. Over the past 10 years, I have forwarded dozens discussing the demise of our democracy, starting with the eight years of Barack Obama. more

By Frank Daniels | 6/2/26

Chris Judd: Surprise City Council District 6 — June newsletter

As summer arrives, our community comes alive with opportunities to connect, celebrate and enjoy everything our city has to offer. more

By Chris Judd | Surprise city councilmember | 6/2/26

Earle Greenberg: Surprise City Council District 2 — June newsletter

OPINION — As summer arrives, June brings longer days, warmer temperatures and countless opportunities to connect as a community. more

By Earle Greenberg | Surprise vice mayor | 6/2/26

Reader agrees with ASU prof’s take on effluent water

OPINION — I completely agree with ASU Professor Rhett Larson on reusing effluent water. Aren’t we already? more

By Jane Koepsel | Mesa | 6/1/26

The need for Supreme Court reform more clear than ever

OPINION — To preserve our democracy, we must reform the U.S. Supreme Court. We need a code of ethics, term limits and more judges. more

By Paul Gordon | 6/1/26

Who really deserves credit for Sprouts coming to Fountain Hills?

OPINION — As a former resident and councilmember, and current property owner, I want to take a moment of your time to set the record straight. There seems to be some confusion about who should get … more

By Sharron Grzybowski | Fountain Hills | 6/1/26

Who can we thank for all these signs in Fountain Hills?

OPINION — Friedel, Larrabee and Corrigan seem to love signs! The sign-lovers want signs all over town, especially in your neighborhood. The Friedel administration pushed through sign ordinance … more

By Gene Slechta | Fountain Hills | 6/1/26

Welcome June, our month for fathers

OPINION — “Every child is entitled to having the finest experiences, and every parent should know how to provide them.” So say the top parenting experts of today. The best part is that no … more

By Sally Goldberg | Fountain Hills | 6/1/26

Salisbury mayor's letter to employees and residents: Decision to discontinue the current union arrangement

Dear Residents and Employees, I am writing to you following the recent City Council vote regarding collective bargaining and the decision to discontinue the current union arrangement. This was … more

6/1/26

Landgraf: Reforms must confront Medicaid reality

Delaware is approaching a pivotal moment in health policy, with both real opportunity and real risk. more

By Rita M. Landgraf | 6/1/26

Nichols: Battery storage costs outweigh benefits

In 2025, the Delaware legislature directed a cost-benefit study of a proposed statewide battery storage program, with the goal of improving grid reliability and lowering peak costs. more

By John Nichols | 6/1/26

Riddle: Writing makes seemingly impossible dreams come true

When I was a senior in high school, I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life. more

By John Riddle | 6/1/26