Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor Dear Editor: I loved the article about the Japanese postcard in your April issue. What a treasure of history — and so beautiful! Thank you for running this fascinating article. C. MacDougall
Feature Article
Strawberry Festival Antique Show May 20 and 21
Sponsored by the St. Vrain Historical Society The 2023 Strawberry Festival Antique Show – the 51st since the St.Vrain Historical Society began to sponsor the annual spring show – will be held on Saturday, May 20th and Sunday, May 21st in the Exhibit Building at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Road, Longmont, CO. Hours for the event are Saturday […]
Mother’s Day Tribute: The Canary is Singing
By Peggy DeStefano There’s great power in knowing that your mother loves you. There’s even greater power in knowing she likes you. She thinks you’re funny. She thinks you are smart; she thinks you are pretty or handsome as the case may be. Any thought of my Mom makes me feel at peace with the world. I have many favorite […]
After Civil War, Memorial Day Was Created
In the United States, there are several holidays and observances that honor the armed forces. Among those is Memorial Day. Originally called “Decoration Day” Memorial Day is observed on the last Monday of May to honor those who died while serving in the U.S. Military. This year Memorial Day is Monday, May 29. The holiday always falls on the last […]
No Hits, No Runs, No Heirs — Ancient Epitaphs
By Grover Brinkman Visitation to old cemeteries might be related to genealogy, growing in popularity. For here are found ancient markers, the patine of time often dulling the inscriptions, where “Aunt Hattie” or “Uncle Joe” were laid to rest long ago. These older cemeteries really are the “quiet newspapers” that chronicle the past. Anyone who browses an old cemetery knows […]
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