Another look back: News from the 2000s Part 2

Celebrating 50 years: 1971-2021 Editor’s Note: In the last issue of the Community Reporter, Margaret Kinney gave us a look at the first five years…
Riverview Corridor Progress: Bad to Worse

by Greg StruveIn the recent Policy Advisory Committee meeting and subsequent public presentations, the Riverview Corridor Plan has gone from bad to worse. In determining that…
Will the Circle Be Unbroken?

Will the Circle Be Unbroken is the song and refrain that played in my mind on a continuous loop as my siblings, my wife and…
Health Lessons from a Matriarch

By Jonathan Dickman, MD At the end of October, my family lost our matriarch as my grandmother died from complications following a car accident. My grandmother would…
Claddagh coffee reaches 10-year milestone

by Casey EkMary Hogan-Bard was known among her friends to make a mean cup of coffee—pour overs were her specialty. They would often tease her, asking…
Keystone responds to pandemic with creativity

by Jerry RothsteinKeystone Community Services is one of the organizations with which our community is blessed — devoted to looking for areas of challenge and creating…
Recollections: A Case of Brotherly Love: November 1997

By Tim Rumsey, MDFrank Heller’s older brother Raymond was hospitalized at United with metastatic prostate cancer. He did not look good. Frank stayed with him in…
Mary Cutrufello to Lead Federation

By Jerry RothsteinWhen Mary Cutrufello plays a music gig at The White Squirrel [you can see her there with Trevor McSpadden on Nov. 30, 6-8…
Mass Shooting Underscores Public Safety Concerns on West 7th

By Casey EkThe mass shooting at West Seventh Truck Park that took the life of 27-year-old Marquisha Wiley and injured 15 others in the early hours…