The sun is shining, the snow is melting off of the roof and it is starting to feel like spring.But we are still in the month of February and spring is a long way off.Still, there are things that can be gardened indoors even in...
Read MoreLast week, I visited the Wall Street Journal website to read the most recent article by my favourite wine writers, Dorothy Gaiter and John Brecher … it wasn’t there! They retired at the end of 2009.They had my dream...
Read MoreI gave Justine Davidson, the theatre reviewer for the Whitehorse Star, a long hug at the end of The Laramie Project, the Guild Society/GALA play.Both of us were near tears.She said over my shoulder, “Does this mean...
Read MoreA feeling of human warmth beams from the eyes of the people in Norm Hamilton’s black and white portraits on the walls in the Guild’s Other Room.Portraiture, for him, is more than capturing an image. It’s about...
Read MoreThere are lots of people in Dawson who couldn’t give you street directions to save their lives. Part of the confusion is the problem with street and house numbers that I wrote about last time, but that’s not the only...
Read MoreIrecently wrote a column about “late blooming” where people realize their orientation often after being in heterosexual relationships.The other side of late blooming is the straight spouse who can also be involved in...
Read MoreEurope is a fantastic place to visit; not so much for what it has, but rather for what it does not have.Sometimes it is good to leave that with which you are familiar, for that which is strange, in order to escape the pressures...
Read MoreThe’s a dancer, she’s a teacher, she’s a choreographer, actor, singer and performance artist.She is dancing all over this town.At the age of 24, Jessica Hickman has a wealth of skills and knowledge to share and...
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