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Opinion: This Father's Day, let's contemplate what manhood means

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By John Taylor Verified
| Yakima Herald-Republic Verified
By most measures, my father was as masculine as the next guy. He was a truck driver and a mechanic. He made varsity basketball as a sophomore in high school, pitched for a semipro baseball team and was a seat-of-his-pants amateur pilot. At 13, he lost his own father, which instantly pressed him into doing whatever odd jobs he could find to earn extra money to help support his mother and his four older sisters. He knew all about hard work.
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Opinion Column: Community’s compassion is a heartening answer to an anxious era

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By John Taylor Verified
| Yakima Herald-Republic Verified
Even now, as fear shadows our valley, warm lights shine through. Even now, as our federal government floods our cities with masked agents who defy laws, trample constitutionally guaranteed individual rights and leave U.S. citizens bleeding in the streets, hands of mercy reach out.
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Note: Meet four women who are changing your life for the better

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By John Taylor Verified
| Tri-City Herald Verified
This year's edition of Women in Business is another reminder of the vast range of talent and leadership with which the Yakima Valley is blessed. The capabilities seem limitless, yet all too often, we take them for granted. So as we have for a number of years now, we're taking a moment to appreciate some of the women who are leading, defining and carrying out the day-to-day work that keeps this region in business.
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