Hauntings at Sachs Covered Bridge
At the time it was built, it must have been an engineering marvel to the farmers and townspeople of Gettysburg. The bridge appears to be a conduit, linking the past with the present.
Solving Gun Violence the American Way
Our history is one of rebellion. We do not trust the law to always be fair and impartial. We don’t want the law to be fair and impartial. We want it to understand and perfectly reflect our individual points of view.
Reflections on Louis C.K.’s Weird Sexual Misconduct
It’s not just about Louis C.K. sadly whacking off anymore.
Tips for the Newly Homeless
Winter is here bringing with it challenges for those sleeping rough.
Your Guide to Halloween Horror-thon and Where to Stream It!
Staying in on Halloween? Or want something to get you in the mood for going out? We’ve got you covered, complete with where to stream.
#MeToo?
You can stand in support of others without revealing the private parts of yourself. #MeToo shouldn’t turn into its own social shaming venue.
Color Me Pastel; the New Hays Code of Movies
Karla Fetrow: Hollywood now sits in a pastel dress, hands folded primly in the lap.
Cannabis Concerns
Humboldt and other counties in the Emerald Triangle face unique challenges as they look toward January 2018 when Prop. 64 goes into effect.
A Summer In Review
This Summer was slow. Slow in the way that summers used to be, when you were younger and life stretched out in front of you.
I stared too long into the Internet, what I saw was the Internet looking back, and it was me
Where we are with the dream of the information super highway. Where are we in our information gathering? How much has been scanned? How much has been saved? What will be found necessary and what will be lost entirely?
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