Sitting in a lake house made up of glass windows surrounded by tall, bare trees and flurries of snow, I felt like I was inside a snow globe

Where did January go? Here we are, the last weekend of the month. So much has happened already. With another week to go, it is scary to think what else could happen. And what else we could needlessly worry about

When the Manteno fire whistle sounded in the late afternoon of Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1951, volunteer firefighter Paul Maisonneuve was donating a pint of blood at the Red Cross blood bank

Say goodbye to the winter blues and get out and enjoy Batavia.

So, is that the craziest title yet on my articles? Well, hang on.

Every other year, the Batavia Library Board of Trustees recognizes a special individual who has made outstanding contributions to the advancement of the Library District.

These aren’t forfeitures of items used in alleged crimes – an issue with its own tangled past – which means state police aren’t informed. Lawyers and judges presume the deals are on the level.

The blessed virgin Mary is an intricate part of my life.

Few toys capture the imagination like Lego bricks. There’s even a day on the calendar to celebrate them.