Bill Hopkins: “The Artist as a Poet”
Bill Hopkins is a poet in paint. Although his corpus includes such pieces as the official portrait of New York State’s Education Chancellor, his…
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Finger Lakes Reads
Happily, it’s time again to spotlight a few of the literary efforts of Finger Lakes resident authors. These titles are worthy of seeking out…
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Winter Wines for Your Holiday Haute Cuisine
Winter, too, is passion; family and friends; warmth of heart; generosity of spirit. The cold outside prompts us to gather inside among family and…
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The 2nd Annual Photo Contest
Time flies when we’re publishing a fun magazine, and unbelievably, it’s time to present the winners of the second annual photo contest. Again, we…
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Safe Haven
The forgotten story of the Holocaust refugees at Fort Ontario Throughout most of World War II, the United States closed its eyes to the…
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“Enlightened” Ithaca
One of the best kept secrets about New York is that, about an hour north of the Big Apple, the state is a mostly…
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Cold Winters, Warm
Cold winter evenings bring a wealth of memories that warm the heart. Isolated moments bring a sense of peace and solitude. Fresh snow crunches…
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A Return to Skiing in the Finger Lakes
I remember being a kid. I remember playing in the snow until my lips were blue, my pant legs frozen stiff, and my mom…
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Letters
In response to “The Powers that Be” Mark, in your My Own Words section of the Fall ’03 issue of Life in the Finger…
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Support the Troops
As the holidays approach, I can’t help but think about the many men and women in the United States military who will not be…
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