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It’s cold! The snow is relentless! And after living through 20 winters, I still can’t quite prepare myself for the numb toes, red cheeks, a running nose, and endless shoveling of Noreasters!...
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April 23, 2018
Snow is drifting down and covering the lawn in front of the pavilion. I sit inside to shield myself from the cold breeze and wet flakes as it has been snowing for hours. The only thing to do...
April 23, 2018
What is community? This can mean a lot of different things to many people, I myself struggle to define the word. If you google the meaning of community you will get this definition “a group of...
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