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Columns

Published
December 17, 2018

Amy Calder: Christmas memories from childhood

Candy treats, mixed nuts, the Sears catalog, watching our father haul a tree out of the woods to decorate in the living room, the Christmas day feast and memories of our family members still warm the heart, writes Amy Calder.
Published
December 16, 2018

J.P.Devine: The Donald’s letter from Santa’s helper

Flash: Private correspondence from the secretary of a red-suited violator of borders to POTUS 45 has been leaked to the dark forces of the press, writes J.P. Devine.
Published
December 12, 2018

Dana Wilde: The great cat preservation routine

Mojo's legacy lives in on from her teaching our other felines to avoid the road, writes Dana Wilde.
Published
December 10, 2018

Amy Calder: Reading is the antidote for holiday running

Don't run yourself so ragged that you miss enjoying the holidays; take a break, sit down and read a book, Amy Calder writes.
Published
December 9, 2018

J.P. Devine: Hope in a big red suit

Make no mistake: Santa Claus, the one who popped a cap off a bottle of Coca-Cola after delivering the presents, is the big fella closest to his heart, writes J.P. Devine.

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Published
December 5, 2018

Liz Soares: The Beatles’ ‘White Album’ served as soundtrack for era when ‘we were living in a mess’

Once again, we are living in a strange, turbulent and self-indulgent time, writes Liz Soares.
Published
December 3, 2018

Amy Calder: Black Friday shopping up close

That late Thanksgiving night out shopping may well be an experience, but it sure can leave you bleary-eyed, writes Amy Calder.
Published
December 2, 2018

J.P. Devine: Searching for the next best-seller

J.P. Devine writes that he has second thoughts on his next book, tentatively titled "Everybody I Know Is Dead," and considers an alternative — or two.
Published
November 28, 2018

Dana Wilde: 600 million cats

How felines came to live among us is an interesting story, Dana Wilde writes.
Published
November 26, 2018

Amy Calder: Taking a stand on the horse trough

While plans develop on what Castonguay Square should look like when The Center is transformed into a film and arts showcase, Amy Calder puts in her two cents for keeping the horse trough right where it is.