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By William J Mullen November 22, The Hills of New Hampshire I have learned how to gauge what comes out of people’s mouths not by how they look, or talk, but rather on what their intent is. What is the basis of intent in an individual? I’ve met some […]
1 of 2 ‘Birds of a feather’ he never grew old and boring fun sensitive oozing sincerity a gentle and playful creature life ain’t gonna last. he knows. but he won’t give in. no point. the fluttering pages of a book in the wind. it’s happening right now. time has […]
‘James’ oil and water don’t mix. neither do human beings without connection. today I met a friend. he is vibrant, positive, sensitive. talented on the world stage. friendships expand our worth. there is nothing more satisfying to the ruminating mind than to find substance in another. It evolves us. Comforts. […]
The fishermen were ready again at dawn. The sun was coming up over the horizon and creeping into the living room. I could hear Steve and Eric in the kitchen talking to each other as they rattled around in their tackle boxes and worked to rig up their lines. I […]
I spent time with Ron Whitehead, Kentucky Poet today, during the the bands first listen to their new album “Frogg Corpse and Mr. Stranger present The End of TheWorld.” The album represents an entirely new shift in Ron’s creative expression, and the dark undertones brought to the table by Frogg […]
CAMDEN – Vineland police did not infringe on a local woman’s constitutional rights when they refused to let her get dressed while securing her bedroom in a 2010 raid, a federal court jury has found. Tyisha Stratton had sued the City of Vineland, its police chief Tim Codispoti and former detective […]
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