Once, being banned in Boston was a badge of honor to be worn proudly. Tropic of Capricorn and Ulysses were […]

As with all competitions there are good days and bad days. For whatever reason—“I am not a sprinter!”—Angie Abdou dropped […]

After taking 15 years off, Angie Abdou, local Dolphin Swim Club Coach, re-entered competitive swimming with a splash at the […]

Last summer there was a checker at Save-on-More, a 20-something, Troy. He was a bright light. Getting in a conversation […]

It is said that landscape is a character in every great piece of Canadian literature. In Sid Marty’s work, landscape […]

In that slack time before the ski area opened and moving into the early season scant snow weeks, I wandered down to California and the area of my youth.

By Keith Liggett the click imperceptible and the key arcs leaving a ring silently in the water below our ringless […]

And now warming and rain loosening up those deadly layers increases the potential for avalanches.

Sunday I watched the World Cup Final in a little pizza/sports bar a block off the waterfront in Alameda, California. […]

But above all, he was a friend. Through thick and thin. Through disagreements and through joint projects. Troy was a friend.

The fall was lazy, sunny, long, warm, and guillotined closed a couple weeks ago. One day, everyone trotted around in […]

Only a City Staff and Council living within a silo listening to the reverberating echo of their own voices, could be as tone deaf.