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Articles by Liz Glynn
Rep. Kean got the mental health care he voted to deny other New Jerseyans | Opinion Original
Our best wishes go out to Congressman Tom Kean Jr. following his disclosure of his struggles with depression. Mental illness can be a heavy, isolating, ongoing burden, and we’re thankful Kean took the time to get the treatment he needs. We hope he now better understands the health crises too many New Jerseyans face. These crises have been made worse by the votes he’s taken, and we urge him to help undo the damage he’s done.
Rep. Kean got the mental health care he voted to deny other New Jerseyans | Opinion
3 hours ago Adm. Daryl Caudle saw an opening to land the Navy’s top job last year, and he seized it. Before Pete Hegseth had even been sworn in as defense secretary, Admiral Caudle, then the head of a major Navy training command, offered to help Mr. Hegseth prepare for his politically contentious Senate …
Sitting Pretty | Improper Bostonian
With nonprofit public art curator Now + There, artist Liz Glynn is bringing a bit of the inside out. On display near Kenmore Square, the Boston native’s Open House includes Louis XIV-style seating modeled after William C. Whitney’s Gilded Age Manhattan ballroom, which Rosecliff architect Stanford White designed in addition to the nearby Hotel Buckminster, Boston Public Library and Symphony Hall. We crunched the numbers on Glynn’s 26-piece installation, perched on the Comm. Ave. Mall through Nov. 4.
‘Keep your dirty hands off our land’
By Catherine Watson IF YOU live on the Cowes or Silverleaves foreshore and your ears were burning on Wednesday night, you might want to check your boundary pegs. Bass Coast councillors, particularly those from Phillip Island, were scathing about landowners who have been encroaching on adjoining foreshore reserves. Encroachment by neighbouring residents – mostly cutting down trees to create a view or extend a lawn – is a widespread practice.
A purler of a day
Terri Allen gives thanks for a perfect winter’s day at the Mouth of the Powlett. JUNE 1, 2018, the first day of winter. A bitterly chilly 7am constitutional – a hint of frost – but by 9am what a day! We were at the Mouth of the Powlett, sole occupants except for a lone fisherman far in the distance along the river. The sky was a deep cloudless blue, sun shining warmly, completely windless and the surf pounded resoundingly.
Point of view from Bass Coast
Memories of a proud and generous gardener abound in Ant Gent’s garden. By Ant Gent I RECENTLY discovered the sad news that one of our quirky, local icons had passed ... Wally, the garden guru. Many locals would know Wally from his plant stall at the Wonthaggi Rotary market and also at times at the Grantville market. Rain hail or shine, he would pack his beat-up van full of plants, fruit trees, cottage garden favourites and some native varieties – as well as his trusty dog Curly.
Rich river pickings
By Joel Geoghegan DRIVING on the highway past Bass over the past few weeks, you may have noticed something interesting happening between the river, the highway and the Bass Coast Landcare Network office. This is our new river garden, a community garden, trials, innovation and education precinct on the banks of the Bass River. Our vision is to make this site a true community hub for learning and sharing information on sustainable ways to grow healthy, nutritious food.
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