Poetry/Essay

Lake Michigan: A Rhapsody

By Linda Jo Scott Sun staff writer

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Camp: Memories of cabins, yukky food and gutting it out for Grandpa

By Mary Sharry Sun contributor

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Presence of old friend emerges from Sikh family

By Linda Jo Scott Sun contributor It was 8:00 on a Monday morning just south of Cleveland, and I had two hours to wait until getting together with a college friend and then driving back to Michigan. My son and daughter-in-law were off to work; I’d already spent nine days with the “grand dogs” and […]

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The Lowly Stringer

By Linda Jo Scott Sun staff writer Consider the lowly stringer (or, as they now say, “correspondent”). We’re the little guys who work in the rural trenches writing those small bits that glue a newspaper together. Our work is minor, we realize. In fact, our superiors never even help us figure out what to write.

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Milkman’s daughter

By Mary Sharry Sun staff writer Milk was our conspiracy. We would meet at the refrigerator for swigs right from the bottle, which he could do neatly. It was difficult for a seven-year-old. The milk dribbled down my chin or ran from the corners of my mouth.

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Fall and Changing Woman

By Jane Greiner Sun nature correspondent The Navaho Indians have an important god named Changing Woman, who some say was the daughter of the sky and the earth. As a non-native I had a hard time comprehending the importance of this god until I began to understand that she is named for the cycle of […]

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Turning 50, and escaping the bear

by M. Leth-Soerensen Sun contributor

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Wind, waves, and healing solitude

by Mary Sharry (reprinted from Detroit Free Press, 5/5/93) Sun staff writer

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Lake Michigan Phenomena

By Jane Greiner Sun Nature Correspondent

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TABLE TALK: The Thanksgiving Tradition

by Mary Sharry Sun contributor

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