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BILL EGGERT | Holiday’s a howl at ‘haunted’ hotel
Halloween is again lurking around the corner, and Mother Nature is decorating her foliage with fall colors of orange, red and gold.
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BILL EGGERT | Memories of fateful day, 10 years after
Has it really been 10 years? It seems like only yesterday.
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St. Benedict’s celebrates a century
On Sunday, St. Benedict’s Catholic Church in Geistown will mark its 100th anniversary.
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BILL EGGERT: We all love Lucy
She was America’s favorite redhead. Her film career stretched over 40 years; her more successful television career lasted over 30 years.
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BILL EGGERT | Recalling things my dad said
In celebration of Father’s Day, I once again turn to memories of my dad, who is no longer with us.
As this is my fifth Father’s Day reminiscence, I was trying to think of something new to say about Dad. Using the best-selling book (and later TV sitcom starring William Shatner) called “$h*! My Dad Says” as my inspiration, I’ve come up with a new slant for this installment. -
BILL EGGERT | Stroke: Know the risk factors, warning signs
Dictionaries define the word ‘stroke’ as: 1) the act or instance of striking, 2) a sudden action or movement, 3) a brilliant or inspired act, 4) the striking of a clock, 5) a light touch or caress, or 6) rupture of a blood vessel in the brain.
It is the last definition I will discuss in this column, as May is Stroke Awareness Month. -
BILL EGGERT | Royal wedding reprise
England – London, specifically – America and the rest of the world have caught royal fever with the impending nuptials of the prince and his princess-to-be.
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Elizabeth the Great
Her leading men included Paul Newman, Rock Hudson, Montgomery Clift and Richard Burton.
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BILL EGGERT | Who do you think you are?
There is a fascinating NBC reality show on Friday nights called “Who Do You Think You Are?” It is sponsored by ancestry.com and focuses on celebrities who track down (with the help of historians and genealogists) their ancestors.
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BILL EGGERT | Nice to have a niece
My poor mom; her frequent lament when her three sons were growing up was that she never had a daughter.
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