By DJ Dave Hoffenberg This weekend The Wobbly Barn will be rocking because Lifespeed makes their long, anticipated return after the pandemic break. The band just celebrated their 20th year in the music business. I’ve seen them play for most […]
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Reading the scene
By Dom Cioffi Do you remember early in the pandemic, when the high school seniors were about to graduate and everyone was lamenting how sad it was for that age group? We all agreed that it didn’t seem fair that […]
Cheering on our Hannah
By Merisa Sherman I was panicking we were going to be late. I didn’t really have any specifics, but I wasn’t going to miss this moment for anything. It was an absolute honor to have been invited to share in […]
Quiet skies may lead to excitement
By Cassandra Tyndall The skies are quiet this week. This may be a blessing in disguise for two reasons. Firstly, the planets are back to their regular programming which in turn, may see things in your own life start to […]
Weekly horoscopes for Feb. 9-15, 2022
February is National Pet Dental Health month
The RCHS would like to remind you that February is National Pet Dental Health month. An astonishing 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of oral disease by age 3. Symptoms of gum disease in dogs and cats […]
Mushrooms in winter
By Frank Kaczmarek Winter is far a far cry from being prime mushroom hunting season. Most fungi stop producing mushrooms, or fruiting bodies, in early autumn, and their hyphae (filamentous structures that are the main part of the fungal body) […]
Clarity is coming
By Cassandra Tyndall The space weather changes a lot this week. If January wasn’t quite the productive goal-achieving month you anticipated it would be, then the first week of February looks quite different. The combination of a New Moon and […]
Cold adventures uphill
By Merisa Sherman It started like any other tour. I had my backpack full of goodies, including the best puffy coat in the entire world. It’s the coat that enables me to forgo my fear of the cold, knowing that […]
The keys to life
By Dom Cioffi I grew up under two extremes. My father’s parents (my paternal grandparents) were hard-working, blue-collar laborers, with my grandfather being a self-employed plumber and my grandmother the quintessential mother and housewife. They lived in a small two-story […]