Some things changed when COVID-19 struck
A lot of people have been watching television and were very aware of the movement of the coronavirus from its first detection in China. We
A lot of people have been watching television and were very aware of the movement of the coronavirus from its first detection in China. We
News releases during the first few months of 2020 about some countries closing their borders, cities on lockdown, cruise ships being kept from docking, large
My grandfather had a saying, An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. When I first learned to drive, my dad told me,
Our county and the entire Ottawa Valley was settled by forestry workers and farmers. Soon schools, churches and all the support industries like feed mills,
Sometimes I wonder, “What box of Cracker Jacks did he get his degree in?” When we were in school we learned to read and write
A course as important as any I took in college was just listening to old farmers chat. Long before the days of the internet and
Sometimes we just have to take a few minutes to think about what is really important in life. February 8 was Food Freedom Day. There
When many of us old timers got married, the bands were read at church for several weeks before the wedding. Those were the Sundays when
It seems like every week, we are reminded in the press, on radio, and on TV of a funeral of a . . .
The main reason that I look forward to tomorrow is to see what will happen. When we look back over our short lifetime no matter
A lot of people have been watching television and were very aware of the movement of the coronavirus from its first detection in China. We thought “that is away over there in China, it won’t get over here.” By March
News releases during the first few months of 2020 about some countries closing their borders, cities on lockdown, cruise ships being kept from docking, large gatherings like hockey games and other sporting events postponed indefinitely, churches closing their doors until
My grandfather had a saying, An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. When I first learned to drive, my dad told me, “Drive like your brakes don’t work. Someday when they don’t work or the road is
Our county and the entire Ottawa Valley was settled by forestry workers and farmers. Soon schools, churches and all the support industries like feed mills, general stores, blacksmith shops, barber shops, bars, roads and even train tracks with . .
Sometimes I wonder, “What box of Cracker Jacks did he get his degree in?” When we were in school we learned to read and write and were made to understand that more education was better. We also learned that the
A course as important as any I took in college was just listening to old farmers chat. Long before the days of the internet and TV when it seemed like all that was on that old box radio, with the
Sometimes we just have to take a few minutes to think about what is really important in life. February 8 was Food Freedom Day. There was very little celebrating or even an announcement on the box. For the few of
When many of us old timers got married, the bands were read at church for several weeks before the wedding. Those were the Sundays when the potential bride and groom were a bit . . .
It seems like every week, we are reminded in the press, on radio, and on TV of a funeral of a . . .
The main reason that I look forward to tomorrow is to see what will happen. When we look back over our short lifetime no matter . . .
Paul Ryan Park, Waltham
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