Letters to the Editor Dear Sir: Regarding Mark Gregory’s letter (August Ojo) in response to “Another Victim of Socialism”, an earlier Ojo piece, it always surprises me how Mr. Gregory, a self-declared “solid capitalist, conservative” and many US citizens like him know exactly what “’The Founding Fathers’ (interesting capitalization!) had in mind.” But, then […]
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Mountain Lake By Nancy Greenheart Rosy blush caresses the mountains. Then Sun above their up-curved rim. Pours his light upon the waters, Makes a dappled path of bright shimmers. Mist arises, excited by Sun’s first kiss. Energy abounds: birds sing morning melodies; The distant rooster crows; nearby cows graze; The flowers awaken; all colors
LAKESIDE LIVING Sandy Olson Phone: 331-283-8529 Email: sandyzihua@hotmail.com September 2017 GET ‘EM WHILE THEY’RE HOT! That is to say, Lakeside Little Theatre season tickets go on sale NOW. Get them on September 6 and 7 from 10 am to 1 pm at the theatre, or call 376-766-0954, or email tickets@lakesidelittletheatre.com. They will also be
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Oath By Day Dobbert Twelve-and-a-half hours after taking the oath, Denis Jones was knocking back his second beer of the day at O’Malley’s, a dingy working stiffs’ tavern on Avenue “B,” around the corner from his dump on East 6th. He’d stumbled out of bed earlier, but a pounding head had defeated him, and
Front Row Center By Michael Warren M.M. xxBy David LewisDirected by Peggy Lord Chilton This pre-season fundraiser is a one-woman show, featuring a stellar performance by Candace Luciano as “Marilyn” looking back on her life in the hours and days before her death in 1962. At the time Marilyn Monroe was chronically depressed and
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Profiling Tepehua By Moonyeen KingPresident of the Board for Tepehuamoonie1935@yahoo.com According to Wikipedia, Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” album burst upon the world stage in November, 1982, with a production budget of $750,000 USD. and is still the world’s best seller. Michael Jackson was also instrumental in breaking the racial barriers in pop music, opening the
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No Is Not Enough By Naomi Klein Reviewed by Lois SchroffLois.schroff@gmail.com Subtitled Resisting Trump’s Shock Politics and Winning the World We Need, Klein, award-winning journalist and author of four other best sellers, takes aim at the Milton Freidman-based corporate world economics now engulfing us with dirty air, water and land. Reviewing the theme explained
Magnificent Mexico By Mildred Boyd Our Vanishing Rainforests No matter where they are, all rainforests are in danger of destruction, and with them thousands and thousands of plants, animals, birds and insects will disappear. Mexico’s forests are home to some of the most endangered mammals in America. The tapir, the manatee, as well as
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FIND A NEED, FILL IT, HAVE FUN DOING IT—Roy Nolan’s Motto By Margaret Van Every Everyone knows Rambling Roy, ubiquitous documenter of everything worthy in our Lakeside villages. Roy’s been documenting all his adult life, starting back in 1955 in Montreal where he acquired on-the-job skills of filmmaking. A total novice, he chanced upon
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Symphony In A Minor Key By Rachel McMillen A smile softened the lines on Margaret’s face as she watched her husband slide the white shirt off its hangar and hold it up to the light. How many times had she watched him perform this same ritual in the thirty-seven years of their marriage? How
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