The Homestead: Being Middle Class in a Rich Man’s Town
What’s your definition of middle class? In a recent article in the Brookings Report titled “Defining the middle class: Cash,
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Don’t Call ‘Em ‘Ambulance Chasers,’ Trust Me
“The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.” No doubt you’ve heard that line, or other variations of
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Dave’s Desk@Ditch: It Could Easily Be Us
“Recently I was talking with an old man who has been living on the streets for the last four years.
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Tim Kelly: Between the Lines: Keepin’ Me Head Down ‘Til the Storm Passes
What the hell? Again, you’re sitting here, drinking alone? Please tell me you’re not as down in the mouth as
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Gardenwise: Asters: The Star of the Autumn Garden
by Susan Tito Ah, asters. I get stars in my eyes when I think of these plants — and that
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Gardenwise: The Season (and Reason) for Sedums
by Susan Tito As summer’s sultry days wind down and the promise of fall’s cooler temperatures beckon, I use this
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Between the Lines: The Critics Hate This Movie, So We Gotta See It!
by Tim Kelly Creaky joints, interrupted sleep, walking like the Tin Man immediately after driving moderate to long distances. Yelling
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Dave’s Desk@Ditch: Inclusion: One Family’s Journey
“Maybe it’s not just about your peers. Maybe it’s not even about you. Maybe it’s about your son, your niece,
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Let’s Cook: Beach Blanket Bounty of Late Summer Vegetables
by Alison Boyd & William Sertl Neighbor Patty got a new Traeger grill and wanted to test drive it with
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The Homestead: We The People
by Michael Daly All told, the population of the five East End townships and the Shinnecock Reservation is approximately 140,000
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The Homestead: Localism: Finding the Balance
by Michael Daly Many regions that experience peaks of tourism, both seasonally and throughout the year, struggle with maintaining the
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