2020: As Unpredictable as…Trading Sardines
2020: As unpredictable as…
Trading Sardines
By
Lori Hope Baumel
“There’s no better satisfaction than playing a piece well,
whether the instrument is a piano or the markets.”
– Linda...
June, 2009 – Alexander Nevsky – Reuniting the Eagle and the Bear
CULTURAL CORNER
by Glenn R. Swift
Alexander Nevsky – Reuniting the Eagle and the Bear
Star and producer of soon-to-be-released action film “Treasure Raiders” using the power...
July/August, 2015 – Binge Watching
July and August, at one time, was a quiet opportunity to catch up on the summer book list. It still is… and I’ve been flying through my audible and e-books quicker than previous years. But hey, it’s 2015. Let’s be real.
August, 2009 – Mindi Abair
CULTURAL CORNER
by Glenn R. Swift
Mindi Abair: Classy and Silky Smooth
Six years ago, Mindi Abair decided to give jazz a try. The music world...
A Whole Pot(ter) of Coffee
Cultural Corner
How A Saturday Night Quest for a Cup of Coffee Rendered a Whole Pot(ter) Instead
By Angela Shaw
Like two lost grown-ups, we searched for...
October, 2015 – Put Your Head in the Cloud!
If you are a lover of all things beautiful, great and small, then you probably have a cache of at least a thousand pictures stored in your smartphone.
The Sound of Music
The Sound of Music: A therapeutic approach to our current Quarantine
By Denise Marsh
“Music” has been a driving “force” in people’s lives. The web supplies a plethora of...
April, 2010 – Chris Bohjalian, a Prolific American Writer
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Chris Bohjalian, a Prolific American Writer
By Marla E. Schwartz
Photos by Leonard Sukienik
There’s no doubt that Chris Bohjalian is one of America’s most
prolific writers...
Start Spreading the (good) News
Start Spreading the (good) News
An interview with everybody’s favorite Renaissance Woman Krista Martinelli, The Editor and Founder of AroundWellington.com
By Denise Marsh
Everybody knows that Dorothy,...
Wellington’s Greatest Show
Cultural Corner
Wellington’s Greatest Show
Angela Shaw
Every winter Wellington’s greatest show comes to town and stays till spring—a lot longer visit than Barnum’s used to last....