
Red Balloons |
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Brittany Bonnell blogs about life from the perspective of a high school senior who dares to challenge commonplace assumptions.
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A Sense of Place |
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Wil Losch's blog is about how it feels to be a 35-year-old father and husband, a teacher, and after living many other places, to make his home in the Northwoods, where he grew up.
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Bits 'n Pieces |
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Bits 'n Pieces is a blog by Rhinelander native Jackie Cody, who writes about her many passions, including advocating for a healthy Rhinelander community, as well as the larger common good in society, and sharing the joys of scrapping and stamping, traveling and other life-enhancing arts.
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Red Beans and Rice |
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Jeff Dabel riffs on houses, old things, food, jazz and more.
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True at First Light |
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Harry Skye blogs about national and international issues, keeping an eye on, as Hemingway put it, "What is true at first light and a lie by noon."
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Piece of Mind |
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Veteran journalist Joe Costanza stirs the pot in the tradition of famed iconoclast H.L. Mencken, who delighted in afflicting the comfortable and comforting the afflicted. Costanza agrees with Lily Tomlin who once said, "No matter how cynical you get, it's impossible to keep up." |
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Cecil and the Model T |
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Ben Bruso, a 10th grader, writes about breaking the boundaries of traditional education by attending NCSS, a project-based school. |
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The Shacker Poet |
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Ron Parkinson's blog will encompass his renaissance life in the form of poetry. |
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