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MONDAY: Mondays aren’t all bad. Frances Wolfe Haight shared this poem she wrote about what she likes about the day. “Thanks for Mondays” Thank you for...

MONDAY: Mondays aren’t all bad. Frances Wolfe Haight shared this poem she wrote about what she likes about the day. “Thanks for Mondays” Thank you for...

Rebecca Bailey, in back, and Mary Lois Grimm share smiles on Mother’s Day at Bradford Ecumenical Home.

BATTERIES: Fran Rovito wrote with a question for our readers. “Over the past couple of years I have accumulated quite a collection of NiCd type of bat...

“Hey Jane!” I shouted from my man cave not long ago. “Have you seen what I did with my range finder?” As always, Jane stopped whatever she was doing a...

The Rhode Island Hospital entrance finally came into view. I hit the ambulance entrance, rushed inside and yelled; “I need help!” A male nurse read my...

After Debbie Wells and other staff at Futures Rehabilitation Center read about kindness rocks that are placed in the area for others to find, they dec...

I shut off the TV and turned to my sick wife, lying beside me, and said, “Do you remember….” We were on Buckhorn Lake in October that fall, just the t...

It may not be accurate to call a computer a machine, but it seems like computers will soon operate every machine in the world. The internet isn’t a ma...

It may not be accurate to call a computer a machine, but it seems like computers will soon operate every machine in the world. The internet isn’t a ma...

REEK OF LEEKS: With the coming of leek season, Duke Center author Bill Robertson shared this timely tale. The story is from his most recent book, “Mor...

I sat hunched behind the wheel as the wind howled and billowing clouds of falling and drifting snow blew across the road in front of me. Visibility wa...