The Cat From the Fire Escape

by Sam Mazzotta

Dear Paws4Pets: I wanted to tell you a story about the cat who adopted us. In 1930, my brother and I lived with our parents on the fourth floor of a tenement building in the Lower East Side of New York City. We had a fire escape outside the bedroom [...]

David Smith Appointed Director of Salvation Army Theater Group

by Maren Schober

David Smith is appointed the Director of the Salvation Army theater group.

David Smith, 17, Norwich, lives and breathes theater!  A recent graduate of Norwich Free Academy (NFA), David spends almost every hour of every day involved with play writing, directing and participating in his theater groups.

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Elaine Stritch: Still a Show-Stopping Broadway Baby at 85

Elaine Stritch

by Don Church & Tony Schillaci

No matter how many times the legendary Elaine Stritch does any one show, it’s always opening night for her and the lucky audience.

Her “Singin’ Sondheim… One Song at a Time,” which she created premiered on New Year’s Day 2010, at the Carlyle [...]

Cardinal Honda Originates Flag Loaner Program

Stan Cardinal, president and owner, started the Cardinal Honda Flag Loaner Program five years ago.

by Jessica Warzeniak

Old Glory, The Red, White and Blue, The Star Spangled Banner, no matter what you call it, the American Flag is a symbol of our country, patriotism, and sacrifice. In the [...]