BACK IN THE SADDLE
A pleasant afternoon (6/11/03)
Sometimes you don’t need to wander far from home to have the kind of experience usually reserved for tourist guide books.
Quest finds old curveballer (7/9/03)
You never know where a quest will take you or who you’ll meet.Mine introduced me to Walter Dale.
Scaring away the bears (7/23/03)
If you check in some of the old Jay County histories, you’ll find an account of “the last deer killed in the county.”
Wanted: Info on game with Reds
The quest continues.It began a couple of weeks ago in Dunkirk after News and Sun editor Bob Banser came across an interesting story while working on local history pieces in connection with Dunkirk’s sesquicentennial.
A lesson in saying sorry (6/25/03)
Reports of fraudulent and fabricated stories by a reporter named Jayson Blair at The New York Times have had newsrooms all over the country reflecting on their own snafus.
Hoping his notes lead somewhere (8/13/03)
The phone call started well enough.
Some concepts are tough to explain (8/6/03)
America can be tough to explain.
A brush with danger (8/20/03)
So, after reading last week's column about the directions to my brother's house in Minneapolis, you have a right to know. Did we find it?
Looking for a few good walls (5/21/03)
Our house doesn’t really need more room, but it could use more walls.Let me explain, or try to.
Cherry brings back memories (6/18/03)
The tart first bite exploded in my mouth. You could almost taste the summer sun. And I was a kid again.
Knowledge can be dangerous (8/27/03)
We knew we were in trouble before the bottom half of the first inning.
'Trading Spaces' overload (7/16/03)
“You’ve been watching ‘Trading Spaces’ too much,” said Pam Brown in our Dunkirk office.
Get in, don't get caught (9/17/03)
Mike Snyder hit the button as I was heading out of the newsroom.On my way to Marion for a meeting, I mentioned that I was heading up to Bryant, then taking Ind. 18 over.
A look at local legends (9/24/03)
Did anyone ever really believe in the Hollow Block monster?
Cookout saves the holiday
“You feel like cooking out this weekend?” my wife asked.Sure, I thought. It’s Labor Day after all. What better time for a cookout?
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