Two years ago, about one month into the pandemic, I wrote a column called “On Hold.” I lamented the sudden…
I have lived a tax-sheltered life for nearly 80 years. The only exception was my last year of college and…
The COVID-19 pandemic proved fertile ground for escalating the political divisions of our country into what could cause irreparable harm…
I beg your pardon that part two of “The Tyranny of Certainty” will be delayed. My intellectual and emotional senses…
I sure hope the predictions are right that COVID-19 and all its relatives will move on from being an epidemic…
My husband and I had the good fortune to spend a week in a remote small French village early in…
We can all use a humbling experience once in a while to remind us that best intentions and solid efforts…
I must be honest: The first image that comes to mind when I hear “Supreme” is Diana Ross and the…
The best part of this new year or that which we are most grateful for is the simple fact that…
I bet you didn’t have a morning coffee conversation with your partner about “chickens coming home to roost.” It might…
Like many of you, I was a “latch-key” kid, only I don’t remember having a key or how I entered…
An email arrived last week that set me on a path of researching voter participation in our community, in this…
I received two responses (not published) through the Gazette to my recent column, “Is democracy worth saving?” (Oct. 6) that…
