Holocaust Hero Advocates for Justice
by Tricia White | Managing Editor Ninety-two year old Holocaust survivor Marie “Rie” Spronk-Hughes may take a few extra minutes to get to
Wide Open Spaces
Who doesn’t know what I’m talking about Who’s never left home, who’s never struck out To find a dream and a life of their own
ACT vs. SAT
That is the Question! by Karyn Brodsky | Staff Writer School is back in session, and the remnants of summer are not the only things
Favorite Vacation Getaways
GLF asked local parents for their favorite vacation getaways sans kids. Here’s what we heard: Turks and Caicos Islands “There are miles of pristine white
Wanna Get Away (From the Kids)?
Check out these relaxing vacation destinations! by Rick Seaney | Contributor Let’s be honest. No region (or country) has a lock on “most relaxing” cities,
Life in An Empty Nest: Boohoo or Yahoo?
Changing diapers, play dates, carpools, homework, PTA meetings, cheering on the team, late nights, homecoming, cooking, coaching, grocery shopping, doctors’ appointments, college applications — all
The Empty Nest Syndrome
Starting Your Next Chapter by Kristin Cicciarelli | Contributor Congratulations! Your child is ready to take off on his own. Perhaps he’s going to college,
Changing Seasons and The Seasons of Change
Every stage of life has its own theme, from the wonderment of birth to our ending days, and everything in-between. It’s about personal growth, and
Back-to-School Lunches
And Getting Back Into That “Zone” by Bobbie Ames | Food and Entertainment Editor As the lazy days of summer come to an end, it’s
