The lone earring lounges on the table, looking like a rejected blind date at a bar. Its match, its rightful partner, is nowhere to be seen. Once again, that “perfect spot to keep something safe” wasn’t. And, like so many objects before it, an earring has been lost. So now, I am looking at ...
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To the editor: After a recent review of village finances, we’ve identified long-standing issues in how contributions to the Tupper Lake Volunteer Fire Department’s truck reserve were handled. While these issues stem from decisions made by prior administrations, this board believes the ...
I didn’t know that American Robins were holding a secret. They are named for the European Robin, which is half its size, solely based on its familiar red breast. Naming a bird a robin was first documented in England in the early 1500s. Then, when early English-speaking settlers and explorers ...
To the editor: Have you heard the latest? Depending on where you get your news — or if you tune in at all — you might not realize things in the good old USA aren’t going so well. Candidate Trump promised to lower prices for everyday Americans. President Trump isn’t ...
“An apple is an excellent thing — until you have tried a peach.” — George du Maurier (1834-1896) One of the highlights of summer are fresh peaches and apricots. They’re aromatic, tender, juicy and sweet — so unlike their counterparts that come shipped from California or even ...