An Attempt to Discuss Taxation," by Michael McCusker, as well as Nancy Hoffman's piece: "The Privilege of Being Taxable." Also on this program, Deborah E. Mikula and Loren Kogali ask "Have we forgotten what a public library is for?" Additionally, a poem by Rick Ranya titled "Astor Library," and in conclusion, one last poem, this time by Tracy McCusker, and it's called "Cracks"
Monday night the Astoria City Council voted unanimously to seek funding to renovate the Astoria Library, through a possible bond measure and expedited fundraising...
The Wind in the Willows (Pt. 3), written by Kenneth Grahame. Read by Gary Sunderland.
A conversation in the aftermath of the January Sixth attack on the Capitol Building.