Author: Michelle Karas
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Another year-end shoutout to those who care for the sick | From the Editor
As I was trying to find the words for my final column of 2021, I took a look back at what I was writing a year ago. I started my Dec. 30, 2020 column like this: Soon it will be a new year … finally, thankfully. And there’s just one word I have for 2020:…
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Another year-end shoutout to those who care for the sick | From the Editor
As I was trying to find the words for my final column of 2021, I took a look back at what I was writing a year ago. I started my Dec. 30, 2020 column like this: Soon it will be a new year … finally, thankfully. And there’s just one word I have for 2020:…
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Farewell and thank you: Some sad news about the North Springs Edition | From the Editor
It is with a heavy heart that I convey the news that the North Springs Edition will cease to operate as of Dec. 31. I, along with the editorial team, our leadership at Clarity Media and our partners in the advertising department, want to extend our sincere appreciation to our readers for engaging with this…
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Farewell and thank you: Some sad news about the Cheyenne Edition | From the Editor
It is with a heavy heart that I convey the news that the Cheyenne Edition will cease to operate as of Dec. 31. I, along with the editorial team, our leadership at Clarity Media and our partners in the advertising department, want to extend our sincere appreciation to our longtime and loyal readers for engaging…
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Here’s hoping for Happy Holidays, not a ‘Blue Christmas’ | From the Editor
Christmas is the “most wonderful time of the year,” for many. “With the kids jingle belling and everyone telling you’ll be of good cheer,” croons Andy Williams croons in the classic Christmas song of the same name. But for others, finding any joy during the winter holidays is near to impossible. “While many of us…
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Here’s hoping for Happy Holidays, not a ‘Blue Christmas’ | From the Editor
Christmas is the “most wonderful time of the year,” for many. “With the kids jingle belling and everyone telling you’ll be of good cheer,” croons Andy Williams croons in the classic Christmas song of the same name. But for others, finding any joy during the winter holidays is near to impossible. “While many of us…
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When man makes plans, God laughs | From the Editor
The Yiddish expression “Der Mensch Tracht, Un Gott Lacht,” means “man plans and God laughs.” While we go about planning our days and lives, we sometimes learn that God or the universe or whatever we call our higher power has another plan for us. It’s a saying that resonates with the year-plus lost to COVID. …
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When man makes plans, God laughs | From the Editor
The Yiddish expression “Der Mensch Tracht, Un Gott Lacht,” means “man plans and God laughs.” While we go about planning our days and lives, we sometimes learn that God or the universe or whatever we call our higher power has another plan for us. It’s a saying that resonates with the year-plus lost to COVID.…
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When man makes plans, God laughs | From the Editor
The Yiddish expression “Der Mensch Tracht, Un Gott Lacht,” means “man plans and God laughs.” While we go about planning our days and lives, we sometimes learn that God or the universe or whatever we call our higher power has another plan for us. It’s a saying that resonates with the year-plus lost to COVID.…
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When man makes plans, God laughs | From the Editor
The Yiddish expression “Der Mensch Tracht, Un Gott Lacht,” means “man plans and God laughs.” While we go about planning our days and lives, we sometimes learn that God or the universe or whatever we call our higher power has another plan for us. It’s a saying that resonates with the year-plus lost to COVID. …