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I’m concerned. While I may come across as flippant, irreverent or just plain vapid, I do think about serious things from time to time. I watch the news with one eye closed, but like most of …
It’s not exactly a place you can visit, but more of a region to stay within or circumnavigate, depending on one’s temperament. It’s unlike a buffer zone—a neutral area serving …
You did, people. You did. Oh sure, Dharma the Wonder Dog and I were there, but it’s you all who went to the Cochecton Pump House last Saturday to help your pups strut their stuff at the first …
Wednesday, August 17
In the interest of full disclosure, my knowledge of American history is sketchy at best. I don’t know what I was doing during those particular hours in school, but if I had to guess, I was …
Wednesday, August 10
My, how the tables have turned. After more than 30 years of standing in the wings, I have once again (hesitatingly) ventured on stage in a Broadway musical. “Something Rotten!” is now …
Wednesday, August 3
This Sunday, August 7, legendary rock band Foreigner will perform on the pavilion stage at Bethel Woods (BW) with some very special guests. In addition to the Eagles’ Don (“Hotel …
Tuesday, July 26
Wow, man—it’s hot out there! In between wiping my furrowed brow and fanning the pooch, I checked the list of events that Dharma the Wonder Dog had scratched on her chalkboard and became alarmed.
Thursday, July 21
Well, it finally happened. My cellphone died. I know, I know, it sounds like a “first world problem,” but I joined the ranks of cord-cutters and gave up my landline (and cable) years ago …
Tuesday, July 12
I grew up on the banks of the Susquehanna River and as a kid, fancied myself an amalgamation of Mark Twain’s Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. In the good old summertime, my pals and I played …
Thursday, July 7
I’ve been in love with live theatre since I can remember. No, really—I think I was six when I saw my first stage production and it was “La Bohème.” You know, …
Wednesday, June 29
I suppose one could call it a pet peeve. I do not care for reporting on events happening in the region that have come and gone by the time you read this. I tend to gravitate toward covering opening …
Tuesday, June 21
For something completely different, there’s a song in my cold, black heart. This time, the culprits are Rodgers and Hammerstein, the dynamic duo that dominated the Great White Way for decades …
Friday, June 17
“Oh, thank goodness!” I shouted, when I heard that the annual Livingston Manor Trout Parade was making its return upstream last Saturday, after a COVID-induced hiatus. If you know me at …
