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"Ledge drops, spirited wave trains and lengthy rapids cluttered with pour overs provided ample opportunities for paddlers to surf swells."

"We proceeded downstream past the race takeout toward the first of four challenging falls, Railroad Rip."

People are busy during the holiday season. So, when no one expressed interest in my scheduled Penobscot Paddle & Chowder Society mountain hike in early December, my wife, Nancy, and I were undeterred. After considering the various options that appealed to us, we decided on Bald Mountain near Weld. Since the area had experienced heavy […]

    I've just returned with two of my sons from watching Steven Spielberg's semi-autobiographical film The Fabelmans.  (My wife chose, instead,

I’ve come to believe that at least a few people read these columns. Witness a question I recently got from an acquaintance, to wit: Is Norman a university with a

Rocky Mountain Health Plans sprang to life more than 40 years as the brainchild, in part, of a Grand Junction dermatologist, Dr. Charles Wilson.

Elizabeth M. “Liza” Frank, who had a long career as a mental health counselor and during World War II served as a staff member for the Office of Strategic Services in London and later Paris, died from complications of dementia June 30 at Roland Park Place.

Elizabeth M. “Liza” Frank, who had a long career as a mental health counselor and during World War II served as a staff member for the Office of Strategic Services in London and later Paris, died from complications of dementia June 30 at Roland Park Place.

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