By Jerry Gervase Looking in the mirror this morning, I thought I saw your face a‑borning in my own reflection. It wasn’t a deception, in truth I could surmise your own brown – in my brown eyes. And in the frame of that clear space I saw the oval of your face. I placed
By Cheryl Herman With an aging population, many baby boomers are facing difficult choices when it comes to caring for their parents. Mom and dad have now reached a point in their lives where they need help taking care of themselves and you’re faced with helping
by Lynn Rosen Here’s an array of tasty new books that are perfect for gift-giving on Valentine’s Day. It’s a day we express affection for those we love, and these books certainly offer a number of different ways to do that, looking at love through a
This is a very difficult month for me. I wanted to write about our new publication, the Carrier Pigeon, that will hit the streets from Andalusia through Bensalem and on to Bristol in early March. I also wanted to describe my recent trip to a clothing
It’s mighty cold out there, and to help stave off the chill we bring some hearty soups and stews to warm up the coldest of chills. These recipes are from one of my favorite cookbooks, “The Moosewood Daily Special.” A compilation of wonderful dishes served
By Jerry Gervase On Facebook, there’s a sort of game where one friend lists 10 books that had an impact on his life, and then invites other friend to post lists of their own. When I saw it, I gleefully jumped in – first of all
Last month Allen and I tried, what is for us is, a new restaurant. Johnny Apples Restaurant & Bar has long been a staple along the Buck Road corridor in Southampton. Known for its historic building and great bar life, we wanted to check out
By Shane Duffey Council Rock South (CRS) was busy with activities in the month of December. The wrestling season for the Golden Hawks officially began on December 5th and 6th, at the Cumberland Valley Kickoff Classic; a meeting of thirty of the top teams from this
“Travels” is my favorite monthly task. I love sharing my neighborhood “finds” and giving them a little extra plug when I can. After all, these are independent business owners who work hard to compete in a big-box world. This month is no exception. To start, I
By Allen Herman Recently several news organizations wrote about the drop in cable subscribers. According to the reports, the numbers of subscribers dropping out has accelerated steadily over the past several years. The reports state that the drop in numbers is mainly due to the advent
