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Semi-invalid and daytime TV
Sitting in a corner curled into the fetal position, my thumb in my mouth, making soft mewling sounds...
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Chautauqua brings out the stars
I have a couple of good news announcements about former residents today, and then some exciting news about an event coming in May.
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Extension Homemaker events coming up
Before I mention the events coming up, I want to remind everyone that all Extension Homemakers events and other programs put on by the Extension Office are open to everyone.
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Archaeologists discover Caiaphas’ ossuary
Caiaphas, you may recall, was the Sadducean high priest during the life and ministry of Jesus.
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Kitschy and collectible: the 1950’s TV lamp
As we crossed over into the new millennium, a resurgence in retro/deco decor sent many scurrying to the attic in search of their old TV lamp.
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A positive minute: Giving your best
I know that anytime we talk about or, give a homily about “giving” we know that some seem to cringe at the thought of sitting through another message about their resources and the importance of giving to God.
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Laboratories of leadership
I have said it before, and I’ll say it again: The best laboratories for leadership in the United States today are local government.
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Teddy, Taft and Wilson: The Progressive era
Recently I received an email about the cremated remains of a former crew member on the USS Arizona.
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Southern Exposure: Sun, rain, sleet and snow
The weather is in direct proportion to my mood.
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What’s in the Attic? UHL pottery
Business was booming for the Uhl family, of Lisberg Germany, in the 1840s.
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