Column: What our townsfolk are doing to address loss of biodiversity and climate change
By Anne W. Semmes This column follows last week’s “Alarm Bells” column addressing that race to the metaverse missing any creative ideas addressing the…
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Column: A world of their own – FORTS
By Michael Manning When I was a kid, some of my best memories were of spending countless hours building elaborate fortresses made from couch…
On my Watch: When the Pandemic Comes to Our Mailbox
By Anne W. SemmesSo, where is my friendly postal mail carrier? Two days not seeing him and receiving no mail delivery. It was time…
Has Anyone Seen My Kid?
By Icy FrantzI have become “that” woman, the one who looks lovingly – and maybe a little creepily – at younger women holding and…
Looking Ahead as the New Year Begins
As you think about your resolutions, think about what speaks to you. Where do your talents lie? What professional skills or hobbies do you possess from which those others could benefit? See how you can lend those talents and passions to Breast Cancer Alliance this new year.
Column: COVID’s Last Gasp
By Red Jahncke It is darkest before dawn. COVID is surging, particularly in the Northeast. Yet, it is not a wild-eyed prediction to say…
The Hand of God
A wonderful Holiday story
December Sky Spectacles
Dress warmly this December for some amazing night sky spectacles!
Thanksgivin In the Time of COVID
The long American tradition of assembling family, friends and others for a meal of thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday of November was shattered in 2020 because of COVID. There is light at the end of the tunnel this year thanks to vaccines and booster. Good reason for thanks.
My Holy Anger
We lack healthy connections with each other. We cannot see the full dignity of each other. ...Our great history of civic engagement and communities of understanding is very hard to find. Hard to find but not gone.
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