I wanted to begin my column by reminding everyone that today, November 18, the Bennett radio Group and WOXO FM are hosting the second Annual Radio-thon to support Rightstart’s Christmas For Kids & Teens. I will be at the studios at 243 Main Street in Norway with Stan Bennett & Heidi Adams talking up fundraising […]
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Do you have room in your heart?
Lucius is a sweet, handsome 2-year-old boy, but he’s a bit shy! He would do best in a more relaxed home with someone who will be patient with him and let him settle in at his own pace. He would do well as an only cat or with kitties who are more relaxed. Dogs may […]
Electric Vehicles – Very funny
In an August 2021 column, Al Diamon scoffed about electric vehicles (Politics & Other Mistakes: Shock treatment), with the usual folksy, “here’s-the-actual-story” approach. Ha ha, we get it. He concludes that EVs are not the answer to climate change. Wait, didn’t the clouds part and the angels begin to sing with the unveiling of the […]
Electric Vehicles – Very Funny
In an August 2021 column, Al Diamon scoffed about electric vehicles (Politics & Other Mistakes: Shock treatment), with the usual folksy, “here’s-the-actual-story” approach. Ha ha, we get it. He concludes that EVs are not the answer to climate change. Wait, didn’t the clouds part and the angels begin to sing with the unveiling of the […]
What I’ve learned
You’ve put off writing an important term paper, which is due tomorrow, so you decide to pull an all-nighter. The paper is due at 9 a.m. After many hours of slaving away, you read what you’ve written and it’s not bad. However, it’s only six and a half pages. It needs to be a minimum […]
Norway Historical Society: Husking corn at Dresser Stevens’ farm
On the evening of October 6, 1843, a corn husking was held at Dresser Stevens’ farm on the Greenwood Road. It is likely that none of the individuals participating could have known that the day would end in tragedy. The husking took place in the central alley of the Stevens barn. Ears of corn to […]
Do you have room in your heart?
Roman is a handsome boy, and he knows it, too! He’s six years old and very friendly– he will be one of the first to greet you when you come into the community cat room. He is very affectionate, loves to be petted, and he’ll rub all over you if you sit down with him on […]
What I’ve learned
In a 1909 edition of Leslie’s Weekly, a new play was reviewed by theater critic Harriet Quimby. The review took up a full page and was illustrated with a photo of the playwright, a photo of the actors on stage, and a drawing. Though interesting and well-written, Quimby’s review didn’t get the attention it deserved. […]
What I’ve learned
Recently on a British talk show, someone mentioned the Famous Five. I assumed they were talking about a rock group – perhaps the Dave Clark Five? Then one of the panelists got a bit misty-eyed and said, “I love the Famous Five books. I read them all when I was young – multiple times.” I […]
Healthy Cooking for the Whole Family
Fish and Roasted Pepper Sheet Pan I love cooking our whole dinner on one sheet pan. One pan to watch, to clean up, and all the juices mix together naturally! Ingredients: 1 small bunch thyme or 1 tablespoon dried thyme 1 ½ pounds Haddock, Cod or other white fish fillets salt and black pepper 3 large bell […]