Monthly Archives: September 2017

by William Wayne Page –  Extinction in our own time What for me seemed a premonition, as an artist was this: In September of 2000...

by Jan Beatty – I Knew I Wasn’t Poor I knew I wasn’t poor, because I had a choice: buy tampons or birth control pills. I...

by  Sam Hall – Writing and talking about honey bees is one of the things I love to do. To understand honey bees we have to look a...

by Steve Crary – Ever planned an event or occasion that you wanted to be a little bit special?!  Ever hoped an evening would be...

Canadice Press* – Recycling is a regular ritual in downtown Honeoye.  Many area residents look forward to their monthly or weekly...

by T. Touris – My late mother was a quilter. I cherish each and every masterpiece she made for me. With the cooler weather setting...

by Merry K. Seablom –  Driving up the driveway of the Welch home it is immediately obvious that a love of nature and the...

by Dee Sharples – It may be fall but the Summer Triangle is a prominent asterism, or group of stars, that appears in the night...

September 11 was marked this year with memorials held across the country and, yet, there appeared to be less news coverage than in...

by Sky Trombly – Throughout most of my life, I’ve been collecting eco-chores like some women collect shoes: the acquisition...