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I ran around like a madman last week and attended this ‘n that. There were a few cancellations along the way, and as is often the case, I missed one or two things that I should have …
As someone who often writes about live theatre, it is not uncommon for me to take copious notes during the performance and then refer to them later on when I sit down to put pen to paper—as it …
For weeks we’ve all heard rumblings about a solar eclipse coming our way, but reports have been sketchy. While there’s no doubt that the sun is scheduled to blink out “sometime next …
Tuesday, March 26
I’m not what some folks call a “foodie,” and never have been. As a kid, I didn’t have much of an appetite and had to be coerced into eating. Like many in her …
Wednesday, March 20
Not only do I like the way that sounds, I’m a fan of the notion. Officially and astronomically, spring begins on March 19, but as of this writing (March 17) it has already sprung. In my …
Wednesday, March 13
Known to millions worldwide as ‘50s crooner Potsie Weber on the smash television show “Happy Days,” (1974-1984) Anson Williams has been busy. In the years since the show left the …
Tuesday, March 5
As the winds howled around Camp Fox a few days ago, the old proverb sprang to mind: “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.” Given the weather patterns, this has always made …
Wednesday, February 28
Umm… yeah, me worry. Me worry about paying bills, the cost of living, global warming, cleaning the house, walking the dog, the price of gas, getting old and blah, blah, blah. Of …
Wednesday, February 21
I am not a fan of being late, fashionably or otherwise. When I was growing up, my Uncle Sid was always late. Be it a Sunday dinner, arriving at a Bar Mitzvah or leaving on a jet plane, Sidney was …
Wednesday, February 14
Normally, at this time of year, I’d be writing my annual “Love Stinks” Valentine’s Day column. February marks the opening salvo of skunk mating season, which is always fitting …
Wednesday, February 7
I have an aversion to the word “process.” Maybe it’s me, but it’s nondescript. It can be a teensy bit pretentious at times and (IMHO) is overused in the world of arts and …
Wednesday, January 31
It’s winter. Beautiful, unpredictable and mercurial, winter has a mind of its own and it doesn’t always jibe with my plans. As the annual January Thaw began last week and temps rose …
Wednesday, January 24
Photojournalism: the communication of news through photographs. That’s the official definition, at least according to the Google. It’s also what happens when my computer …
