CARTOONS of the DAY: Environmental Responsibility; Free Speech Irresponsibility

The News-Herald - April 27
Environmentalism becomes easier to practice, the more expensive fossil fuels become!
The Press & Guide - April 27
The Terry Jones free speech case drags on ... with the help of the Thomas More Law Center in Ann Arbor. Somehow, I have to believe that the organization's namesake would want to distance himself from this case.
That's the Point!

CARTOON of the DAY: Number-1 Fan

Crain's Detroit Business - April 25
Every team owner has his own personality - Mr. Davidson, longtime Piston's owner, certainly made his imprint on the team. New owner Tom Gores brings a new style and a new energy to his ownership. It may take some getting used to for some metro Detroiters - but it will be exciting to watch him make his imprint on this team, so badly in need of re-energizing.
That's the Point!

CARTOON of the DAY: Bunny Business

The News-Herald - April 24
It's not easy being a politically correct, secular holiday symbol anymore. But what the heck, "Happy Easter!" to all my readers.
That's the Point!

CARTOON of the DAY: Cooler Head?

The Press & Guide - April 20
A Christian pastor who practices Quran-burning and "forgets" about Good Friday and Easter when he plans to commit one of these horrible acts is neither a true Christian or a real pastor. We pray that cooler heads prevail if he goes ahead with this in Dearborn on April 22. (Note: A head that's "air cooled" does NOT qualify as a cooler head.)
That's the Point!

CARTOON of the DAY: Honoring Their Memory

The News-Herald - April 17
Taylor Detectives John MacDonald and Don Farago will bike more than 300 miles, from Ground Zero in New York to Washington D.C., beginning May 10, in The Challenge Ride that is part of National Police Week 2011. They will ride in honor of of two fellow Taylor Police Officers who lost their lives in 2010. This Sunday cartoon honors four heroes - two fallen, and two who remain at watch over their community.
That's the Point!

CARTOONS of the DAY: Balancing Acts

The News-Herald - April 13
School systems everywhere face budget shortfalls and painful cuts. River Rouge is getting some help, but from an unusual source.
The Press & Guide - April 13
Dearborn Heights, like so many Michigan cities, is struggling to balance its budget. But cutting your way to a balanced budget is not always the answer.
That's the Point!

CARTOON of the Day: Delivery Dilema

The News-Herald - April 10
The cost of gasoline is causing everyone pain ... consumers and local businesses alike; and sometimes their pain overlaps!
That's the Point!

CARTOONS of the DAY: Winning and Swimming (or not)

The News-Herald - April 6
A casino in Romulus may be a winning idea; but better not "Winning" like Charlie Sheen!
The Press & Guide - April 6
Will kids in Dearborn be splashing away the hot summer months this year, or will they have to find other diversions? Depends on the budget - just like everything else.
That's the Point!

CARTOON of the DAY: Feel the Warmth!

The News-Herald - April 3
Sometimes it's just about recognizing everyday heroes in our community - and in this case, the Lincoln Park Fire Department, Servpro and Superior shared some "warmth" that should warm the hearts of everyone Downriver.
That's the Point!