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DIVING IN By Chris Wadsworth “Last summer was miserable,” Lexi Denniston said recently, thinking back on the long, hot pandemic summer of 2020. “These poor […]

Finding their Voice By Frannie Barnes A couple of years back, Jean Sardoni was looking for an artistic outlet for her son, Michael, who at […]

‘I TEACH KIDS FIRST, NOT CONTENT’ By Chris Wadsworth Jason Augustowski isn’t your typical high school teacher. He plays paintball with his students, sets up […]

BOLLYWOOD BEAT By Chris Wadsworth Nikki Shah, 13, remembers the build-up vividly — the crowded backstage at a Washington Wizards basketball game in April 2018, […]

LIVING HISTORY By Jill Devine Every summer, tens of thousands of tourists head to Williamsburg to see the historic colonial sites and buildings and go […]

A PENNY TO REMEMBER By Chris Wadsworth The old saying goes, “A penny for your thoughts,” but how about a penny for a memory? That […]

WHEN THE WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN By Chris Wadsworth Jonathan Ball had a big year planned. He and his partners had just opened the One […]

HEART OF THE COMMUNITY By Lori Kimball Not all that long ago, every village had a general store that was the heart of its community.  […]