by pattykaymooney | Apr 10, 2018 | Profiles
Dave The Water Man Has Left the Building David “The Water Man” Ross Passes Away at 83 “We both knew he wasn’t long for this world,” Mark said when I delivered the news that our friend, Dave, passed away yesterday. It was true. He was...
by pattykaymooney | Aug 4, 2017 | Profiles
Our success did not happen overnight. It took many years of concerted effort of working for ourselves from the time we each stopped working for someone else. As I see it, with all the megalithic corporations falling to their knees like those big mechanical creatures on Star Wars, an opportunity arises for those who are savvy and courageous enough to take it. We can create a whole new and unique economy based on bartering time, skills and products that are handmade or hand grown. It’s time for our communities to come together and work toward that new economy. So “follow your bliss” and start honing your skills. We have ingenuity and creativity going for us. And each other.
by pattykaymooney | Oct 21, 2016 | Profiles
Steve Kowit: Poet’s Poet Walking through the front door at Clair de Lune was like entering another plane of existence. The place, formerly a bridal dress shop, teemed with people, all anticipating the evening’s poetry. After purchasing a mocha, I looked...
by pattykaymooney | Jul 29, 2016 | Profiles
Eubie Blake: From Mouse To Lion Eubie Blake seemed to know exactly what he wanted to do with his life from the time he first embarked upon it. He was born to former slaves, Emma and John Sumner Blake, on February 7, 1883 in Baltimore, Maryland. Eubie proved to be a...
by pattykaymooney | Mar 28, 2016 | Profiles
Pete Newell College basketball aficionados still speak fondly of Coach Pete Newell (August 31, 1915 – November 17, 2008) who was an American college men’s basketball coach and basketball instructional coach. The Hall of Fame coach who won an NCAA championship...