Labor Day #238 by Hank Silverberg Labor Day 2022. It's still sizzling hot in many parts of the country and with climate change now apparent to almost everyone (except maybe the GOP), it's clear some things will have to change. Labor Day used to mark the unofficial end of summer. Kids were going back to school, the leaves were starting to turn colors, the warm pleasant days of swimming, boating and gardening were turning into cool nights on the porch. There was the anticipation of the broadcast TV networks starting their seasons off with new adventures on "Must See TV" or fresh episodes of old favorites. It was time to plan that trip up to Skyline Drive or the Catskills to see the foliage and get ready for the World Series and the NFL season. Labor Day also used to be the day political campaigns began their big push towards the November election. But these days many children head back to school in August, the temper