As with other Americans, I watch TV, listen to the radio and read newspapers for my news. Today, it is difficult for many of us to separate news facts from news opinions.

We ask ourselves, who are the people setting the agendas, and what are their motives? Sometimes this is a fine line. Instead of readily accepting what seems like the truth, it may take a longer time to sift the facts from the opinions.

Susan Scheib Przybylek,

Sarver