By Shannon Ireland, This article title is not meant to compare to the meaning of Don McLean’s song American Pie, referring to the loss of some iconic musicians. However, there is something happening here, and it is affecting our local music scene. There is no denying that what is going on in the world today […]
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By Lisa Cyr Here I am social distancing on my back porch. A light breeze gently shaking the leaves, while puffy white clouds float beneath a blue sky. School is out and I can hear children playing in the streets, hopefully social distancing themselves from each other. Our outdoor cat, Mocha, is relaxing into a […]
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Efforts to “flatten the curve” have us all spending a lot more time at home, and many people are turning to their kitchens to find comfort in cooking. No only is cooking a source of entertainment as well as sustenance, it can also be a coping mechanism for dealing with anxiety during these uncertain times. […]
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BY Lauren Catanese The storm is surging around us, you can feel it growing more powerful every day. It feels all consuming and never ending. Feels like it wants to swallow us up. The gravity of the situation is there, but do we have to consent to its reality? Can we stand for another truth, […]
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By Rick Moore After months of cool weather, and weeks of feeling cooped inside, many of us start to hear the call of the waves. If you close your eyes, it’s easy to picture the sandy beach calling you ashore. The feeling of the warm sun beaming down on your face beckons you. The breeze […]
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By Rev. Pete Hyde It was just before dusk when we headed out the door for a quick walk to get a little exercise and get out of the house. I worked in the yard all afternoon, so the walk was not as brisk as it should have been. Highway 30A was eerily quiet. The […]
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By Kirk McCarley A while back, before the days of Covid 19 and social distancing, people would gather for the ritual of a great American pastime: The Super Bowl. In addition this time it was that one day each year when Punxsutawney Phil either did or did not witness his shadow. It was also a […]
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Dr Richard Chern, MD communicated with several experts and wrote the following statements to let the community know the latest information on ways to combat COVID-19. Highest risk individuals are those who have diabetes, high blood pressure (especially on ACE inhibitors), COPD, cardiovascular disease, age over 65 and males. Each adds significant risk. If you […]
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