The Ghost of Berry Creek/Environment

Posted by Admin | Apr 18, 2019 | Creative Nonfiction, Environment, FEATURE, Literary, World |

In early July, when I first saw the creek, there had been plenty of water downstream from the collection site. But by August, flow had been reduced to a point where all the water was now being captured by the pipe. Below the intake, the streamside wetland plants had shriveled, or never had a chance to sprout, or had simply disappeared over the years from the altered habitat.

Charlie Einhorn, In Memoriam

Posted by Admin | Apr 18, 2019 | FEATURE |

In Memoriam “Charlie” Einhorn, 76 Charlie Einhorn’s contributions to the Columbus, Ohio, creative...

Steve Poleskie/Then and Now

Posted by Admin | Apr 16, 2019 | Columns, Education, FEATURE, SHOUT OUTS, Then and Now / Steve Poleskie |

Me, Mom, and Meritocracy Stephen Poleskie Columnist There has been a lot of coverage in the...

Roger Brooks/American Real — Interview

Posted by Admin | Apr 16, 2019 | FEATURE, Interview, PEOPLE, PSYCHOLOGY, Sociology, Spotlight |

Seeking Ultimate Fulfillment Getting real with Roger Brooks, founder of American...

The Caduceus & the Rhea Sisters

Posted by Admin | Apr 14, 2019 | Architecture, Art |

The Caduceus and the Rhea Sisters by Arthur Allen 1988 In 1928-1929 a Medical-Dental Building was constructed at the corner of Georgia and Hornby Streets in Vancouver. It featured statues of three tall nurses, made...

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