Pandemic Grads
The end of the school year is usually a euphoric and celebratory time for students. However, for the Class of 2020, the school year came to an abrupt halt earlier
In a Shadow
My grandson Gavin was already involved with tag football and basketball. As spring began this year, he said “Pappy, I want to try baseball.” The sport that has brought me
Takeout Thursdays
I’ve been emphasizing in this column, over the last few weeks, ways that you can support our local businesses. Last week I explained the “Shop Local—Shop Safe” campaign that Main
The Dating Game
Spring is heralded by the singing of birds and frogs, and it’s all about dates. The “morning song” belongs to birds and treefrogs, but the evening is primarily for the
Pearls of Wisdom
A visit to your local Hallmark card store can bring you to tears this time of year. It’s Mother’s Day, and you are facing it without your mother. Even if
Dulce: Not Forgotten
At least since early March, which feels like a lifetime ago, it seems like all of our time and attention has been focused in one way or another on this
Funnel of Fun
If you have been reading our column you know we’ve been travelling the Bayshore Heritage Byway and checking out places to visit along the route as we prepare our All-American
Healing Power of Art
I’m hoping that our readers are in good health and will remain so until we can start opening up the Glasstown Arts District. Several artists and the Riverfront Renaissance Center
Ye Greate Street
As you may recall from last week’s article, I’ve been travelling to the Bayshore Heritage Byway to do some exploring and to help prepare an All-American Road application. In these
Home Runs
When you begin to think that staying home all the time is driving you crazy, just reflect on a few things: • You don’t have to buy gas. • You
