400 years ago, our ancestors had survived famine and sickness in the new land. They had the good faith of the Native Americans having made a lasting peace treaty and learned how to grow corn successfully. This set up  the first Thanksgiving based on bountiful farming, fishing, trading and hunti...

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400 years ago, our ancestors had survived famine and sickness in the new land. The Mayflower ship left for England on April 5,1621. It’s hard to imagine the grief the Pilgrims suffered and the strength it must have taken to carry on. This is in contrast to our present pandemic. The vaccines a...

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400 years ago, our ancestors were struggling with severe famine and sickness in their first winter in the new land. This caused their numbers to drop by almost half. It’s hard to imagine the grief they suffered and the strength it must have taken to carry on. This is in contrast to our present...

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As the new year begins and we turn the page on 2020, our expectations of a return to normal grow. The vaccines are underway. It is only a matter of time before our membership and their families can share together in our traditional “in person” celebrations. We have set our calendar for e...

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By Lois Masterson                                                ...

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