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Cutting Board #14

Posted on September 29, 2009 by Phil Fountain and Steve Brewer

Phil: Bruce Springsteen turned 60 last Wednesday. Sixty. The Boss. The Big Six-Oh. For some reason, this little Yahoo News tidbit floored me. I’m old enough to remember buying Greetings From Asbury Park (Bruce and the E Street Band’s debut album)… Continue Reading →

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Cutting Board #12

Posted on August 20, 2009 by Phil Fountain and Steve Brewer

Phil: OK, it may be coming down to it. I may have to venture into the garage. Not to finally retrieve that socket wrench from under the water heater, but to actually CLEAN IT OUT. (The garage, that is. I’m… Continue Reading →

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Cutting Board #10

Posted on July 22, 2009 by Phil Fountain and Steve Brewer

Steve: Don’t know if our readers are aware of this, but Phil is one of the great music geeks of our time. He worked in the music industry, he’s got a gazillion recordings and he can tell you which night The… Continue Reading →

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Cutting Board #7

Posted on June 15, 2009 by Phil Fountain and Steve Brewer

Phil: Steve, I don’t know what it is about televised sports, but I’m pretty sure those overtime NBA Finals games have not been good for my rapidly aging physique (yes, it’s a physique, a short round one, but it’s a physique).… Continue Reading →

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Cutting Board #6

Posted on May 22, 2009 by Phil Fountain and Steve Brewer

Phil: I’m sorry about your Celtics, Steve. You’re probably in mourning and it would be very uncouth of me to gloat, so, being devoid of any couth, here it goes: The Lakers are still in it. Yeah, they barely got… Continue Reading →

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Cutting Board #4

Posted on April 20, 2009 by Phil Fountain and Steve Brewer

Phil: Tell me if this sounds familiar to you, Steve. Has anyone in your household, anyone at all, recently made any purchases in excess of $500 for a variety of seeds, seedlings, mulch, fertilizers, soil additives, large spray bottles of… Continue Reading →

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    Thanks for the historical accounting, but I surely wanted to know the whole story. Alas, a mystery that'll probably never be solved. How did they identify Sarah Baxter as the mother? Who was the father? Did Sarah know the Andersons? So many questions.
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    Too bad for the local golfers this decision was made. Lake Redding was a fun little course. Reading all things about this plan could have been done with it being a fully operational course. Concrete pads and fake grass (whoopy). Interesting the plan does take a golf course away from the community forcing to pick […]
  • Comment on The Range at Lake Redding Opening Soon by Beverly Stafford
    In reply to Steve Towers. Sounds like spine surgery. Take it easy, and listen to your physical therapist. Hope you're golf and tennis soon.
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