Global repercussions
After ignoring the evidence for years, we seem to be finally moving toward a consensus: Yes, human behavior does have an impact on things like the acidity of our oceans, the temperature of the air and the abundance or scarcity of other species. So what do we do now? Do we wait for government to take the lead or do we take the initiative as individuals? What are you doing personally to reduce your environmental footprint? Post your comments here:The Park Record Blog or send us a Letter to the Editor
12/03/2007 - In the Navy during World War II Snyderville Basin resident Bill Guay said he was "Mr. Lucky.""I was glad to get out of there when it was all said and
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12/03/2007 - Snyderville resident Bob Erickson, 86, flew fighter planes in World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam, but said horrors he faced may pale when
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11/28/2007 - Lieutenant General William (Bill) Martin, an Air Force commander whose career spanned from World War II through Vietnam, maintains the stature of a
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11/28/2007 - Connie Snyder awaited her turn to speak in a banquet room with male World War II veterans - army fighter pilots and generals.
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11/28/2007 - Ralph Gates celebrated New Year's 1945 in Anniston, Ala., about 13 hours before he received orders to board a train for New York City.
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11/28/2007 - "You must remember this - not all memories are real." Malcolm MacGregor, a bombardier with the 8th Air Force division, admits his memories of World
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12/03/2007 - If Max Miller isn't swinging a club on the greens of the Park City Golf Course, there is a good chance he is somewhere in the country attending a
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12/03/2007 - Ted Honseler's memories of World War II, unlike those of most American soldiers, are not celebrated on Veterans Day, even though he also served his
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