Op/Ed: A time for choosing
Before SARS-CoV-2 invaded America, Unionville existed in a sort of Lake Wobegon-like bubble. Political differences among neighbors did not matter to many of us because, frankly, life was pretty good the way it was. However, over the last two years, that façade has crumbled as adults who should know better continue to shamelessly rip innocence and rites of passage away from our children. For some…