Angels in disguise
A lot of us believe that some of the people we encounter are really angels in disguise. I know I certainly do. But I think animals can sometimes be angels…
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From the desk of Hamilton Heights Superintendent Dr. Derek Arrowood
Update No. 153 Several Hamilton Heights student-athletes recently partnered with the Hamilton North Public Library as part of All-Star Reads, a statewide initiative celebrating childhood literacy in honor of the…
Garcia Wilburn calls for dignity and respect in immigration conversations & enforcement
Submitted by Office of State Rep. Victoria Garcia Wilburn Last week, the U.S. Department of Defense announced that Camp Atterbury, a military training facility licensed to the Indiana National Guard,…
Nameless
Some of the kindest memories I have are of acts of kindness from those who I do not even know their name. I also cannot remember what they looked like,…
Cuts to ACA & Medicaid are bad for public health
Primarily due to the Affordable Care Act, the United States has made great progress in expanding health insurance coverage. The uninsured rate is at an historic low of 7.7 percent….
Sharon McMahon wants your ideas
“… never forget that writing is as close as we get to keeping a hold on the thousand and one things – childhood, certainties, cities, doubts, dreams, instants, phrases, parents,…
Good ingredients in good hands make a tasty play
By KEN KLINGENMEIER A Seat on the Aisle Brightening the Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre stage for summertime 2025 is the Broadway hit Waitress. This Tony Award-nominated musical is directed…
Last weekend to go to Hades (which happens to be in Indy)
By DANIEL SHOCK A Seat on the Aisle Hadestown is a folk-opera retelling of the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. Like many myths, it has been told many times…
A walk in the rain
I set out for a walk on a warm, sunny day. Two blocks and five minutes into my walk, there was a sudden opening of the clouds, and it poured…
Old friendships are like old trees
Old friendships are like old trees. They’re not measured by how tall they grow, But by how deep their roots have spread. That sentiment came alive for me this summer…