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WELCOME TO CLUB 27

I plunged the needle into my vein, surprised how easy it was considering that:a) I hate needles, andb) I was shaking like a train going through the building. But then came the warmth…

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50 YEARS LATER

The Clifton Central High School Class of 1975 held its 50th reunion last weekend—and yes, my wife and I actually went for a change. Back in ’75, they handed us a diploma, shook…

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DEFEND THE DEFENDERS

It’s Time to Hold Politicians Accountable for Anti-Law Enforcement Rhetoric Immigration and Customs Enforcement (I.C.E.) agents are sworn federal officers tasked with upholding the immigration laws passed by Congress. They do not make…

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A ROSE FOR BILLY

My husband, Dan, was transferred to Scottsdale, Arizona, so we moved from Chicago to a newer ranch-style home in the charming small town of Cave Creek. It felt like the perfect place to land,…

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