Monthly Archive for June, 2012
The Glacier Society continues fight to save historic icebreaker
The Glacier Society continues its efforts to …
"Ten Million Steps'' a worthy adventure
My retired colleague and friend, Joe Hurley, and a stranger/photographer he hired from Craig’s List to accompany him on a coast-to-coast journey on Route 6 from Cape Cod to California, …
Voyager's music
There was news from NASA this month that Voyager I, the intrepid satellite launched in 1977, is still on the move. It’s now approaching the edge of our solar system’s space and will soon cross over …
Lush Cosmetics launches inaugural prize to end animal testing
This is great news. Today, from London, England is a report that …
The Great Divide: An invitation
Connecticut has the widest wealth gap in the nation. For some, this just makes grabbing the brass ring a little more challenging. For others, seeking a better future for the next generation is …
Here are some really good job-hunting tips for new grads
This came across my desk Friday and I thought it was very well done and a good piece to share. It’s from author Nancy Shenker, and she calls it “Get Off the Couch and Into the Cube! 7 Job-Hunting Tips …
For high school juniors, tuition break could help
Don’t forget this program when you are thinking about choosing a college. …
How about stay right except to pass
In New Jersey, …
$5,000 for the best cat stories
Meow. This post is only for cat lovers. I don’t have a cat myself — my husband is allergic — but I do think they are cute. So here goes: Every cat owner has a story …
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