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Humidity: 17%
Wind: 11 mph
For many local households, warm meals at dinnertime, full refrigerators and well-stocked pantries are normal. But some families and individuals in our community struggle to put food on their tables.
Some of the costs of a fire are obvious: homes ruined, acres burned bare and a property owner’s life disrupted.
It was an idea that some saw as a progressive move for the community, while others were left scratching their heads.
In America, it’s easy to find examples of incivility.
Just scroll through social media, turn on a 24-hour cable news show or even listen to our political leaders.
We awoke Monday morning to the horrific news: More than 50 people were killed and over 400 wounded in a mass shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The shooting is believed to be the worst in modern American history.
It began last season as a single act of defiance: San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaerpernick choosing to kneel during the national anthem before a game, a silent protest against the treatment of African-Americans in this country.
Back in 1950, I embarked on the good ship “School” in search of adventures and found a treasure called “reading.”
Snug in a warm bed during my first week in Wyoming, I woke to an early call.
It’s been a week since the big hoo-ha over a protest staged by a bunch of professional football players during the playing of the national anthem before the week’s NFL games.
Apparently, summer is over.
We must have seen the end of summer, because we’ve had three days of overcast skies, cool temperatures and rainy skies. That sounds like fall to me, and I thought it was, until our daughter and her cousin out in Minnesota complained via Facebook that it’s way hot out there in the flatlands. They have been talking about 90s and heat advisories the last few days.
You’ve probably heard the theoretical scenario offered by many a macho boyfriend, beleaguered husband or bitter ex. You know the one: “Lock your dog and your wife in the trunk and see which one is happiest to see you when you let them out.” Now, I would never condone locking either in your trunk, except in rare cases of saving ticket money by sneaking loved ones into a drive-in movie.
Field and Stream scribe blending a love of mysteries, fly fishing
It was during an assignment for Field and Stream magazine a few years back when Survival and Outdoors Skills Editor Keith McCafferty decided to finally write that novel he never quite got around to starting.
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