Author: Larry Littlefield

I try to avoid chiming in on the issue of the day, unless I have specific knowledge to add....

Suddenly a huge share of an entire generation wants to live in places connected to jobs by mass transit,...

Here is something I didn’t expect to read in a business publication. http://www.bizjournals.com/boston/print-edition/2014/10/17/editorial-the-free-market-and-housing-for-the.html “Readers of this space know we...

I read recently that New York City public actuary Robert North is retiring, some years after I wrote that...

I just read that many of our elected officials are in Puerto Rico. Here is the Unsaid about that...

There is perhaps one thing more disappointing that the silence of the non-election for the House of Representatives, New...

In Plato’s Republic, the discussion of morality begins with the tale of Gyges and the Ring. Glaucon, Plato’s elder...

Last July, our old Saturn wagon finally gave out after 17 years, lasting five more years than the GM...

So much for all that happy talk about American energy independence. With the solar energy booming, domestic fossil fuel...

The 2013 data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey was been rolling out over the last few...