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We have a rectangle of grass in front of our house that is just big enough for a picnic. But why would we want a picnic in our front yard? The...
Sometimes, it feels like fighting through cobwebs. Although most of my columns are pretty personal, this one is maybe more so than the rest. But...
In the spring of 2011, New York Times bestselling author Jon Katz received a phone call from an animal control officer. During an investigation,...
Time to talk politics. One column can’t do it justice in a critical election year. A series is best. A theme is important to tie things together,...
My job presents many opportunities to meet interesting people. One such individual is Petra Page-Mann. She is co-owner of Fruition Seeds in Naples...
As we start to get into the full swing of April, it is important to remember its significance as “National Donate Life Month.” Since my first...
In his remarkable memoir “Quartered Safe Out Here: A Harrowing Tale of World War II,” George MacDonald Fraser shares his experiences in the...
(Ed. note: In the buildup to the April 8, 2024 total solar eclipse, Mike Rusinko remembered back to another one over five decades ago.) March 7,...
I received a disturbing mailing the other day — and no, it wasn’t from the City of Geneva about my reassessment (although that was delivered a...
“He has a one-track mind.” That’s an expression I used to hear frequently but less often these days. It has an earthiness lacking in more...
In today’s culture it seems that the word “servanthood” takes on a bad connotation. It seems that some people want to take advantage of others...