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New systems for a new life

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I finished my bath and saw that the rust-orange towel had molted all over my body.I was covered with tufts of orange fur. It...

An unexpected road trip

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Sometimes, it is the most unexpected of times that provide some of our most profound memories. Like my first trip to Nashville, Tennessee.I was...

A story of biscuits and a book

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I knocked on the door, holding a bouquet of bright yellow flowers for the minister’s daughter. Would she even remember me? The door swung...

A sparkling example of childhood

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If you see me and think, “I see a certain glimmer in his eye,” please let me know. Chances are some of my daughter’s...

New passion for life needed

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Time changes everything. The current time warp, bent by the coronavirus, has caused distortions that will change many things in our lives forever. It...

It’s moving memories that is hard

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“Oh my gosh. I don’t want to open that box.”Moving furniture and books and clothing is easy. It’s moving memories that is hard.I am...

The choice is yours; choose wisely

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As we were chatting in our offices at The Times-Gazette the day after I received my second COVID-19 vaccine, one of my co-workers suggested...

Fear hurts vaccine efforts

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Efforts to increase the number of vaccinations across the country were dealt a blow Tuesday with the announcement the Johnson & Johnson vaccine was...

Fountain pair nabbed

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A man and woman have been arrested in connection with a September 2020 incident that caused the new fountain on the Highland County Courthouse...

Police still the good guys

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Being a police officer is one of the most stressful and hazardous occupations in our nation. Aside from active duty military, I can think...