EXPLORING THE NIAGARA FRONTIER: DEC contest gets families into birdwatching
We’re almost at the halfway point of summer break and many parents are probably at their wits end, asking, “How do I keep my kids learning over the summer?” and…
SYLLY: Shark Week Day 3 – Pot luck night
By the third night Shark Week gives you a mix of shows. This is when the shark attack shows usually start. The night started out light with Guy Fieri’s Feeding…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: We Own the Sky
We Own the Sky — Luke Allnutt Park Row Publishing 368 Pages Once in awhile, I read a book that really gets to me. For the most part, I read…
SYLLY: Shark Week Day 2 — Real Shark Week!
Actual Shark week began on Monday. Now you get to see and learn about sharks, their behaviors, their habitats, their lives. #sharklivesmatter Lets dive in! Monster Tag Olympic skier and…
SYLLY: Shark Week’s 30th anniversary grand opening
Shark Week likes to make a big splash for their opening night. Sunday night was celebrity studded for sure. Starting off with Bear vs. Shark, Moving on to Shaq Does…
SYLLY: ‘Let’s talk a little about Shark Week’
SHARK! Now that I have your attention. Let’s talk a little about Shark Week. Shark Week premiered on July 17, 1988 with 10 episodes. In its 30 year run it…
TMR: Divinex June/July 2018 Interview
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW I had a great opportunity to interview my Divinex homeboys and it’s quite the detailed interview! Everyone knows my obsession with them, and really hit home with…
BACON: Palace delivers best ‘Rain’ of the summer
“Singin’ in the Rain” is currently beginning its second week at the Historic Palace Theater in Lockport. Wendy and I arrived last Saturday to the Palace to enjoy the last…
EXPLORING THE NIAGARA FRONTIER: What are those tiny pink flowers in your lawn?
Dry summers like this one, when mowings are few and far between, reveal some interesting plants in our lawns that otherwise might be taken down by mower blades. One that…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: The President is Missing
The President is Missing — Bill Clinton & James Patterson Little Brown & Company and Alfred A. Knopf 528 Pages It is extraordinarily rare for me to review a book…