The Car You Could Start with a Spoon By Joy Lewis -This event took place at my childhood home in Hemlock in the spring of 1963....
Category : History
Pathways to Democracy
Contemporary Political Chatter in the Winter of our Discontents -By Doug Garnar From the passage of the Alien & Sedition Acts in 1797...
Richmond History – Stepping Stones to Success
– By Joy Lewis Hugh Hamilton (October 31, 1770-March 1, 1851) A January thaw is not an unusual occurrence in Finger Lakes Country....
Pathways to Democracy: The Christmas Truce
Perhaps the real meaning of the 1914 Christmas Truce is the understanding that whatever our differences are, there is an underlying...
Walpurgisnacht
An Essay and poem by Scott Williams Scott W. Williams ~ SUNY at Buffalo Professor Emeritus Dr. Scott W. Williams is a poet and...
The Homestead Gardener: Seeing Eye to Eye when talking potatoes
by Derrick Gentry – “So you grow your own potatoes, do you?” I may be overly sensitive, but I sometimes detect a certain tone...
Critical Curriculum
by D.E. Bentley – Increasingly, our sense of place, of places, is being defined not by the positive and enjoyable experiences and...
Collecting in the Land of Oz
by D.E.Bentley – Barb Kennerson’s lifelong love of reading and all things OZ has ballooned into an eclectic collection of L....
Owl Light Outings~A Wireless Museum, and a wine tasting too
So much of what we take for granted today has been made possible by the wonder of wireless technology. Many of the current...
Sacred days for workers
Opinion by Kurt Staudter “It would seem some aspects of Socialism might just be what are needed in an age of unbridled...