Generations
There are three generations represented in my immediate family. My wife and I are ‘boomers’. My daughter is Gen X and my sons are Millennial (AKA Gen Y).
Suggestions
Pieces of the Past — His Master’s Voice
It was 8th grade. Mr. Fawcett’s music class. Back in 1964-65, the choral music room had multiple levels. The farther toward the back you went, the higher you got.
Making Waves — North Dakota
Climate problems may seem overwhelming, but people all around this great nation
Big Shakes
George Santos, former Representative of New York’s 3rd Congressional district and head
Always in the Frame
Just a little under a year ago, I went to a tribute at the Presbyterian church in Marienville for Bert Nemcik who had passed
Pieces of the Past: Rockin’ Warren in the 60s
If you go across the Veterans Bridge southward and turn left there is an empty lot slightly to your right. Most recently, a sports
Making Waves — Arizona
Climate problems may seem too big, yet people all around this great nation are taking action. This week’s column looks at ARIZONA and the
Smokes
I lived on Keppel Hill when I was in second, third, and fourth grades. That was the EARLY sixties. Back then, cigarettes were forbidden
Pieces of the Past: True Patriot
Have you ever watched “The Patriot” with Mel Gibson? In the final battle scene, a familiar British fife and drum tune is played while
Monuments
The lottery prizes have been getting big lately. Over a billion. We buy a ticket when it gets that high. Otherwise, the only gambling
Making Waves: Alaska
Climate problems may seem too big to tackle, yet people all around this great nation are taking action. This is a state-by-state review of
Pieces of the Past: Little Africa
The Abolitionist fight and their organized efforts to help escaped slaves are documented well in and around Sugar Grove. What you might not have
Right to Shut Up
Ernesto was a 24-year-old high school drop-out with a police record when he was accused in 1963 of kidnapping, raping, and robbing an 18-year-old
Pieces of the Past: Close, but No Cigar
History is full of close calls. The Cleveland Indians nearly won the World Series but didn’t. The local dirt track nearly became a national