Anyone Can Train Their Dog By Art Hessartthedogguy@yahoo.comGuest Contributor :Dr. Patricia McConnellwww.PatriciaMcConnell.com. Considering Another Dog?   There is a lot to think about when considering adding another dog to your household, whether you currently have one dog, or an entire pack. Here are some of the most important things to ponder if another dog might […]

LAKESIDE LIVING Sandy Olson Phone: 331-283-8529 Email: sandyzihua@hotmail.com   July 2017   MY FAVORITE THINGS Read this first if you want to see another of local impresario (impresaria?) Jayme Littlejohn’s fine offerings. Tickets may be available for this weekend’s performances.Shows are July 8 and 9, Saturday at 7:30 pm and Sunday at 4 pm. Here’s

Welcome to Mexico! By Victoria Schmidt Angels and Demons   Life has a way of shaking things up from time to time. We go about our daily lives making plans and filling our appointment books and keeping busy when suddenly everything comes to a screeching halt. A death in the family, a serious illness, or

Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen KingPresident of the Board for Tepehuamoonie1935@yahoo.com     The CRREAD Rehabilitation for Men, broke ground for the CRREAD Rehabilitation Center for Women, donating the extra land they had. The men stood around and watched as the bulldozer did its work, anticipating months of labor. Being part of a labor team is

Sex In The Supermarket By Bernie Suttle   You want to get poked?” I asked Betty Pruett, a checker at Market Basket. She turned toward me from the register, smiled and said, “Not right now.” I had the melon poker in my hand. It was used to assure buyers the watermelons were ready to eat.

TOMMIE—An Unforgettable Man By Jim Rambo   We were both young, ambitious lawyers and were court appointed to represent a killer, a black, wiry man whose eyes were vacant and who never smiled. And he hadn’t been smiling the year before, 1983, when he senselessly murdered a priest, who had his collar on, in a

Man Denatured? By John Hicks   Ancient man, bless him, made temporary shelters or used natural ones.  Modern man makes his own essentially permanent one. That’s clear and simple.  But modern man differs from his grandfather in the extent of his “shelters.”  Matter of fact, I don’t think modern man lives in “shelters.”  The purposes

Letters to the Editor Dear Sir: It is that time of year again: graduation, departing students, the end of the school year and the heat, the beginning of the rainy season. It is when I usually take inventory. My list this year includes a long overdue thank you. I am grateful for your support as

Speeding Past Shangri-La By Mark Boyer   We all have our stories of regret, and this is one of my deepest regrets that has changed the way I think and the choices I now make. One summer my friend Ken Schunk and I travelled to a remote area of China near the Tibet border in