A Child’s Memories of Pearl Harbor
On December 7, 1941, I was a toddler not much older than two and a half, living with my family on a ridge that...
On Memory
Here’s an issue that takes us down memory lane — raising such questions as when do we begin remembering, how accurate is our memory,...
Updates & Events
Now’s the time for mistletoe and holly, and holiday music and other events (see page 12 of this issue). It’s also a time of...
The Value of Hospice Care
By the time you read this little epistle we hope you are either home or headed safely home for a relaxing Thanksgiving Day. Like...
It’s A Small World After All
It’s a small world, and I am thankful for that. Given the holiday we celebrate on Thursday, this seems like a good time to...
To the Editor: Close Tax Loophole For Internet Firms
Small business is the lifeblood of communities and towns across this country. It is their spirit and ingenuity that fuels the economies of towns...