LOCAL
"At night, it followed me"
BY CHARLES INGE | September 27, 2021 at 7:23 p.m.
An architect and an heiress leave their mark on Springfield
Growing up in Chicago gave me access to several of Frank Lloyd Wright homes in the Midwest. I learned to appreciate the architect’s style and to value his vision for creating buildings that are tied to the natural world.
Games Played
Long ago memories
LeMay— America’s Car Museum
America’s Car Museum in Tacoma is proud to present one of the most significant North American displays of historic Alfa Romeos, highlighting the timeless allure of the Italian sports car marque, from Grand Prix racers of the thirties to today’s iconic flair.
Celebrate National Grandparents Month in September
As for me, I’ve kept memories alive by re-reading my journals. In this way, I can recall the sweetness of special moments
What’s Life Like in Retirement Communities These Days?
Even as the pandemic continues to impact our country, those living in retirement communities are returning to a sense of normalcy
Medical Minutes
John Schieszer is an award-winning national journalist and radio and podcast broadcaster of The Medical Minute
On September 11, 2001, I Became an Archivist
But on September 11, 2001, I decided to document the historic event in a way no one else would
Recollections of a New York City Police Officer
“I initially heard radio traffic on my portable radio and I knew something very serious had happened.”
The Wrought Iron Fence: Another layer of history
It was September 2002 and my 40th class reunion from Curtis High School, Staten Island. Five of us classmates boarded the Staten Island ferry to pay respects at Ground Zero, before the evening reunion festivities began.
