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There are many problems in need of solutions in this world, but it’s not necessarily true that all of them will find each other. Some problems just seem or actually are too tangled to be completely solved.
My name is Dan Carr. Along with my wife Marleen, I own Beavertides farm in Falls Village. We use regenerative grazing practices to raise grass-fed goat and lamb, produce honey and offer classes on beekeeping.
In June, the Sunday New York Times Book Review featured an essay on John Gunther’s “Inside USA,” a remarkable look at each of the nation’s then-48 states right after World War II. Published in 1947, the book is about to mark its 75th anniversary.
‘A Raven’s Lament’
Levity was absent.
Lousy it was to complement; it was my demise.
It was not unknown for me to leave this perch
Enter some great church, a cathedral more to my
personality than one might think, the graveyards I
frequented though.
100 years ago — September 1921
SALISBURY — Mrs. Asal Edleman had the misfortune to fracture a bone in her right foot on Saturday and was taken to the Sharon Hospital by Dr. Peterson on Monday and an X-ray taken. She has the sympathy of her friends.
Our country needs a new direction
It’s not easy serving in public office. Ask anyone who has done it, if you yourself haven’t, from a student class president to a U.S. senator. They serve many different constituents who often cannot come to agreement among themselves on just about any issue, making it that much harder to please them all at any time.
Check public docs to know what is going on
Those of us who garden as a hobby are familiar with the frustration of trying to get ahead of the weeds that compete with our flowers, vegetables and shrubs. With work we are able to more or less stay ahead of weeds at least in smaller, restricted areas and for most of the growing season our crops survive.
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