Just face it, you’re not as cool as you used to be
At some point when you become a parent, you lose your coolness. Seriously. I don't know where it goes, but it's gone. And you, the person voted “coolest” in high school are suddenly lumped in with the rest of the goofy parents - basically every single parent on the planet. There is no escape, no matter who you are or how cool you once were. I'm pretty positive even Mick Jagger's daughter looked at her dad and thought, “Will he stop with the duck lips? It's soooooooo embarrassing. And who dances like that at his age?”
Closed Saratoga Horticultural Research Foundation Is Irreplaceable
Am I the only person who misses the Saratoga Horticultural Research Foundation? I'm not even sure what happened to my favorite source for quirky plants and expert advice, but I wish they were still around.
Behind the scenes of Vacation Bible School
Each spring I write a column providing information about Vacation Bible Schools or Day Camps offered by local churches. Some readers have said it’s helpful and that they look forward to reading it in the newspaper. Of course, each program is as different as the congregation sponsoring it, but they have many aspects in common: volunteer workers, hours of planning time, a carefully crafted curriculum and a devotion to sharing God’s love with children from the community.
Seniors cherish high school experiences, embrace the future
Though financial and employment challenges may have limited
Letters: Marty Cheek is wrong for blaming America for Sept. 11
Dear Editor. With all the left wing articles published by the
Meditations on Critical Thinking
"Logic is the missing piece of the American educational system, the subject that informs every other subject."
Anyone else would do the same thing
Dear Editor, I suspect the real reason for the diatribe of Steve
‘Jersey Boys’: The story of the Four Seasons
Writers Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice took a true story and created a unique musical using all the follies and foibles of a famous group without pulling the usual punches. “Jersey Boys” tells it like it was and is. It is a refreshing departure from the usual fluffy bios of other musicals of famous individuals and groups.




