Point of No Return
It's a good week to eat a little crow
Old Bay? Cinnamon and spice? Cracked pepper?
It's not all car chases and firey houses
One of my favorite annual local events is the Joshua M. Freeman Valor Awards luncheon, hosted by the Bethany-Fenwick Area Chamber of Commerce.
Many broken dreams here at the Point
I’m a little late writing my column this week because I had to cancel a few things I had ordered online the other night. See, there was just no doubt in my mind that I was going to win the $355-million Mega Millions lottery Tuesday night, so I took it upon myself to order a few small items in advance.
Another year, another list of resolutions
You just have to love a new year.
The big guy is everywhere this year
Christmas is a time of songs and poems, stories and tales.
Coastal Point
Surely, he was a seriously funny guy
For the record, my favorite comedy of all time is “Airplane!” — and there really is no close second.

So many reasons to be thankful
The highway of life can be fraught with breakneck speeding, traffic snarls and distracted drivers. We have to navigate through these potential perils to get to the place we’re trying to reach — both literally and figuratively.
Tanning beds and a Facebook queen
There are a few words, images and symbols that have caused me anxiety over my lifetime.
This is truly life or death. Get it right.
It just seems that there are less and less things being made in America these days.
Delaware in national spotlight again
Delaware got a serious shot in the arm in regards to its national identity when Joe Biden got voted in to serve as vice president of the United States. Oh, he gets picked on a bit by the pundits for his propensity to talk a little more than the next guy, but he’s carried himself well and has been a good reflection on the state in general.
The simplest volunteer effort ever
There has been no shortage of news over the past few years regarding local fire companies and their, well, shortage of funds.
Are you ready for some football?
When Brett Favre and his balky ankle take the field Thursday night with his Minnesota Vikings to take on Drew Brees and his defending champion New Orleans Saints, it will mark the official beginning of the 2010 NFL season.
Favre better than many others
When word starting circulating on Tuesday that NFL quarterback Brett Favre was on an airplane heading from Mississippi to Minnesota, there was a collective groan from sports writers across these fruited plains.
Pulling for the girls from Guam
There are so many things to enjoy over at the Senior League Softball World Series in Roxana this week.
World Series is now upon us
Play ball!
And with that short but sweet command, girls from around the world will set forth on a shared quest to claim the title of “world champion.”
Catching up with a true icon
As a child, there were a few objects that all I had to do was see them and I would get excited.
Warming up to summer season
I confess. I’m one of those people who gets easily frustrated in the summer.
Strumming our way into history
A history professor at my beloved Temple University once told me that the best thing about history is that it never gets old, because it’s being made every day.
