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Rev. Smith
Weekly Reflections: Intimate with Jesus
John 15:15 (NIV): I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master’s business. more
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John David Fay
ROUNDING THIRD: Peter Principle or kick and hold?
Are you familiar with the Peter Principle? more
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A split-leaf philodendron plant inside of a home. Non-climbing varieties, such as tree or split-leaf philodendrons, can get quite large: twice as wide as they are tall. Therefore, be sure you have an indoor space big enough for the plant to grow.
COLUMN: Philodendrons an easy houseplant to grow
Philodendrons are some of the easiest foliage houseplants to grow. more
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Donna Thompson
VALLEY MUSINGS: Weatherproofing - better late than never
We now have clear weatherproofing plastic covering several of our windows. It’s about time, of course. more
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Joe Kelly
KELLY'S KORNER: Mohawk Airlines was ahead of its time
First at the Oneida County Airport - when it was in Oriskany - was Robinson Airlines. Although I am not old enough to remember Robinson, I do remember standing outside the chainlink fence. more
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Gerard Butler, left, and Mike Colter in a scene from “Plane.”
REVIEW: ‘Plane’ isn’t plain; it’s a worthwhile action flick
“Plane” is a no fuss, no muss action film that gets the job done and won’t require a further thought once you finish reading this review. more
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Rev. Stephen B. Clark
COLUMN: Who do you trust? Who do you listen to?
Grandiose and fanciful intrigue still abounds! It seems every week we hear another story that seems more un-real than the last. Adventure. Conspiracy. They make for great novels. Fiction writers – … more
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Moss growing at the base of a tree at Raccoon Grove Nature Preserve in Monee, IL.
COLUMN: Should you worry about lichens, moss on trees?
Now that deciduous trees are bare, trunks and branches have taken center stage, and you might be noticing nuances and irregularities that evaded your attention over the summer. more
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As we kick-start 2023, many parents are rebalancing their budgets and looking for ways to save money amid inflation. Parents who often look forward to getting sizable tax refunds may end up with a noticeable reduction.
NerdWallet: Some strategies to help parents save money in 2023
When inflation rises, child care expenses do, too. If you’re a parent, you may be hoping to get a little financial relief during the upcoming tax season through deductions or credits. more
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A shopper walks by a holiday window display in New York City in this file photo. Don’t wait to take care of any debt you incurred over the holidays, financial experts say.
NerdWallet: Don’t wait to tackle your holiday debt
Paying off debt is a common goal as the new year kicks off. Bills for holiday shopping and other end-of-year spending often come due in January, and this year, rising interest rates make debt increasingly expensive. more
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Gregory Mattacola
COLUMN: New law contains some important, and beneficial, changes
Laws are like sausages: better not to see them being made. Otto von Bismarck allegedly coined that phrase or something like it. more
John David Fay
ROUNDING THIRD: Lessons learned from my first car
Do you remember your first car? I ask that because it brings up a lot of fond memories for a lot of folks. For me, however, it was a nightmare — but it was a great learning experience. more
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Sadie is a very special lady who needs a home just as special. Sadie is returning to Pick a Pet because we’ve made a lot of progress with her training! She is currently 3 years old and has already been spayed, so she is ready to go. Her favorite things include peanut butter kongs, walks, and romping around outside. She is incredibly sweet and independent, and if you’re looking for an excellent walking partner then look no further; she walks like a dream on a leash! She would do best in a quiet home with a patient but active family as she decompresses. To visit Sadie, stop by the Humane Society of Rome, 6247 Lamphear Road, call 315-336-7070 or go to www.humanesocietyrome.com.
PICK A PET: Sadie, Clifford and Jess
These local pets are looking for a new home. more
One of the most recognized birds, the cardinal offers a melodious song, splashy red color, and a jaunty crest. They are year-round residents and don’t migrate in the winter.
COLUMN: Attracting cardinals to your yard
For many bird lovers, seeing a cardinal holds special meaning, evoking emotional or spiritual feelings. more
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F.O.C.U.S. Time: When life gives you a kick
“Don’t do it! It’s not a good idea!” There goes that little voice inside my head again, telling me to stop and think before acting. more
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“M3GAN” is only playing in theaters and is not yet available on streaming.
REVIEW: There’s a new creepy, horror doll in theaters with ‘M3GAN’
January remains a weird time of the year to put out a new horror movie. But for those who enjoy a spooky time at the theater, “M3GAN” lives up to all its creepy doll energy. more
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Rev. Colangelo
WEEKLY REFLECTIONS: God is the author of new
New is great. New sounds like potential and opportunity — unless I think about it too much. Then it sounds like change and the unknown. more
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Among changes for taxpayers, The IRS raised the standard deduction, which is taken by more than 90% of taxpayers, by $1,800 for married couples filing jointly and by $900 for single filers. The standard deduction amounts in 2023 will be $27,700 for married couples and $13,850 for singles.
NerdWallet: From taxes to auto insurance: Sneaky ways inflation may affect your money in 2023
By now, you’re probably familiar with the more obvious ways inflation affects your finances. Your money doesn’t go as far as it used to at the grocery store or the gas pump, for example. more
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Donna Thompson
VALLEY MUSINGS: New toy adds to holiday chaos
I’ll admit I was curious to see in action the present my youngest sister gave our 6-year-old great-niece for Christmas. more
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John David Fay
ROUNDING THIRD: Look in my eyes to see my smile
It might be genetic, but I was born without a smile. Oh, I can laugh - and often do, but if you want to take a picture and ask me to smile for it, I’ll just look puzzled. more
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