“Let us go early to the vineyards to see if the vines have budded, if their blossoms have opened and if the pomegranates are in bloom — there I will give you my love.” — Song of Solomon 7:12 It’s January and we’re in the throes of winter chill. In the kitchen, bright red ...

In several previous articles I have stated that a good driver is predictable. One of the best ways to be predictable is to use the turn signal properly — a great way to tell other drivers what you intend to do. For example: if your turn signal isn’t on, other drivers would rightfully ...

Parents have been reaching out with lots of questions about the benefits of yoga for their infants and children. Let me relax any concerns you may have by providing some information on this topic. Health benefits Yoga consists of a series of postures, regulated breathing, hand ...

The lead story on the front page of Jan. 6, 2000 — under the headline “SPECIAL REPORT — BIG TUPPER CLOSES”; Big Tupper, where Senator Bobby Kennedy skied many times (and where I had my picture taken with him) — stunned the community, although the residents knew it was coming. I guess ...

In my freshman year of college, I became an existentialist. Or at least I thought I did. See, I was a bit confused since I wasn’t sure what existentialism was. Then again, it seemed neither did anyone else. But since it seemed like the thing to be, what the hey. Existentialism, per se, ...

We are living and adapting to an increasingly digitized world. Schools have since become more online, chromebooks are now considered commonplace rather than a curiosity, and, according to Common Sense Media, the percentage of children who own phones at age twelve is 71%, and for 14 year-olds, ...