Over the holidays, my daughter Katelyn Wood Best composed a song illuminating the plight of the homeless. This touched my heart.

The clamor and chaos of holiday goodness is over.  Now each of us in our own way can take a break to a quiet place to soothe our minds.

This week you probably noticed a special insert in The Press Times about the upcoming Home Expo. We feel this event is a must attend.

Out of the resolutions I wrote down, some I’ve already broken, a few I haven’t started, and the ones in place probably were before I put them down in ink.

Christmas can be a challenging time of the year if you are celebrating with a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia.

Unfortunately, I will likely miss the Paul McCartney concert on June 8 due to tickets in my price range being sold out at an amazing rate.

It’s a wonderful time of the year, so keep Christmastime wonderful and avoid a trip to the emergency room by watering your live Christmas tree.

By the time you read this I will have likely been in sweatpants in a reclined position on my couch under a blanket, as I worked on crossword puzzles.

Recently the HSSD school board held a linkage session with leaders from various social service and religious organizations to share ideas and frustrations.

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