By Sandy Dale Back in “the day,” Baba Ram Das said, “Be here now.” It wasn’t a new idea. It was often suggested by folks (some people thought irresponsible) to “live in the moment.” I’m pretty sure this is the only way a lot of us will make it through this trying time with our sense of humor, and maybe […]
Sept. 2 Congress establishes U.S. Treasury (1789) Sept. 5 First session of Continental Congress convenes (1774) Sept. 9 Congress renamed the nation “United States of America” (1776) Sept. 18 Congress establishes U.S. Air Force (1947) Sept. 28 Battle of Yorktown begins (1781) More Sept. Anniversary & Celebrations Sept. 2 V-J Day, 75th Anniversary of Japan signing formal surrender (1945) Sept. […]
Glad to Hear from You! Dear MSC, So excited to see LaCache as your cover story! Any chance we could get extra copies beyond our normal allotment? I’m sure they will fly out the door! THANKS again for making our reopening an event to celebrate! Marcia Ragonetti Thanks for paying such a great tribute to Dixie. Sondra Jackson Kellogg Thank […]
Evergreen, Colorado – Little Free Libraries are a global phenomenon. The small, front-yard book exchanges number over 100,000 around the world in 108 countries. Now, a new Little Free Library at Marshdale Park in Evergreen will join the movement to share books, bring people together and create communities of readers. Board members of the Mountain Rendezvous Chapter, NSDAR in Evergreen […]
By Tom Cotter Photos by David Cleveland, Alex Kizewski, Tom Cotter From 1945 to 1970, people in the United States celebrated the end to World War II and return to a new normality with change. Automobiles expanded ease of travel; suburbia flourished. New, more open homes meant new designs, different colors, and life-changing creations; dish-washers, clothes washers and dryers, microwave […]
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