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by Mike Hays After 48 years in business in the same location, Jim Skelley has closed Nyack Bike Outfitters, a mainstay of the cycling community on N. Broadway in Nyack. 2020 was the best of times and the worst of times for Skelley. “It was really hard, especially at the beginning of the pandemic,” says the 72-year-old Skelley. “I worked 14-hour days and the next morning there was a line at the door. I was just drained.” “He wasn’t having any fun,” chimes in his girlfriend Nina Cerfolio, a triathlete and New York City psychiatrist. But all things considered, 2020 was a good time...

"Connie and Carla" plays like a genial amateur theatrical, the kind of production where you'd like it more if you were friends with the cast. The plot is creaky, the jokes are laborious, and total implausibility is not considered the slightest problem. Written by and starring Nia Vardalos, it's a disappointment after her hilarious "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."

Creature from the Black Lagoon) and penned by Richard Matheson ( I Am Legend, Stir of Echoes), The Incredible Shrinking Man chronicles the fate of Scott Carey (Grant Williams) after he encounters a radioactive mist while on a boating trip. Carey starts shrinking slowly over a period of months. At one point, he finds himself trapped in the basement because he’s so small that his wife Louise (Randy Stuart) can’t see him or hear his faint pleas for help. And in that basement, his greatest foe is a common household spider that tries to win the crumbs of a piece of stale cake.

How Fargo-Moorhead residents of 1933 made the best of the holiday season as the Great Depression struck While crooners call Christmas “The most wonderful time of the year", this year it might feel that way. It’s been a tough year with the COVID-19 pandemic and more, but as your grandparents and great-grandparents can tell you, we’ve been through worse. In the second of a three-part series about tough holiday seasons past,  Inforum reporter Tracy Briggs looks at Christmas 1933 and how people in Fargo-Moorhead pulled off a project so big it became the model for similar proje...