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Hello, everyone. Hope your week has been good. Today’s column is mostly not by me. That is, it’s some esoteric items plucked almost by random ...
Hello, everyone. Hope your week has been good. Today’s column is mostly not by me. That is, it’s some esoteric items plucked almost by random ...
Hello, everyone. Thanks for joining me here today. That sentiment is genuinely sincere. Truly. Now, today’s piece is prompted by a letter I recently received. ...
James Baugham, Gilbert Bonner, David Boyd, Joseph Brooks, James Carter, Horace Cowell, Allen Cuthrell, Alfred G. Davis, Edward Doughty, William B. Ebron, Hubert Ellis. Robert ...
Once out of the warm and loving embrace of my Uncle Sam – three years to be precise, and four days -1 enrolled at East ...
You remember “Tip” O’Neill. The long-time fixture in the U.S. House of Representatives, who rose to the top of that legislative body, finally to wield ...
SOE were initials for Special Operations Executive. World War Two history buffs, and I am one, and have been for at least sixty-plus years. When ...
In the February issue of my American Legion magazine there is a short piece titled “An Eagle Scout’s Dorchester Connection.” Let me, mostly verbatim, share ...
Here’s a bit, more than a bit, of food for thought: “In religious circles, rote memorization is the means of learning favored by some, but ...
Thomas was a really nice, mild-mannered young boy. He was a student in one of my seventh and eighth grade classes at Pantego, 1973-4. “Pantego? ...
Viktor E. Frankel. Ever heard of him? Of course not. Neither had I. So. Who was this man we had never heard of? Well, he ...