City News- By sector
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I’ve always wondered what makes us the men and women that we are. What makes a hero? What makes a villain? When do we decide to follow the counsel of kind role models, and when do we succumb to all that is contrary to the golden rule? Did we ever know the golden rule? When, and under what circumstances, do we lose our integrity? Did we have integrity to begin with? Are we born with some innate sense of right and wrong, or must it be taught to us? Are some humans weaker than others, more brutal than others, or more sensitive than others?

Anthony Indelicato took his first vacation in five years last month. It didn’t turn out too well. Anthony suffered a seizure in Cabo San Lucas. It cost over $35,000 to get him back to the States after a week of bureaucratic delays. He stayed in local hospitals another two weeks. Anthony’s is a typical family-run business. Small enterprises like his make up over 73% of U.S. businesses.

We’re back! The team that put together the old Grapevine Press has returned as the new “Vineyard Press.” I hope you like it. If you’re familiar with our former publication, you’ll know that at heart, I am an editor and publisher who happens to be a city councilman.