This is the column I had planned to write first. It was the “We’re on our way to Hawaii…” column, “…and guess what it reminded me of…” Then the broken ankle thing happened and I got out of sequence. I’ve gone public with that story, so no need to rehash here. Probably that’s all right […]
I love having been born and raised in Oberlin. I’ve always loved being a small town girl, even with the inherent “everyone knows everyone else and tells everyone else everything” necessity that goes along with it. For me it started early. I began working at my aunt and uncle’s insurance agency, Sperry-Gorske, when I was 12. […]
I love baseball. I wish I had loved it earlier. Actually, I didn’t know I loved it until I moved to Philadelphia back in the seventies. Having grown up in the Cleveland area there was never much emphasis on baseball during the sixties. But in Philadelphia they piped audio from games over loudspeakers downtown. Strangers […]
A rose is a rose, is a rose — or so they say. But not so with Debra Rose. She is ever so much more. Singer, actress, humanitarian, D.I.V.A Founder and now she’s a director. Debra’s theatrical career began in our very own Hall Auditorium during the summer of Alan Titus. How well I remember […]