Kathy Ulm informed us that Bob is on the road to recovery, and the prognosis for a long life is still good. They didn’t start the surgery to remove his cancerous bladder until noon Wednesday December 5th, which was several … Continue reading →
This will be the last blog I’ll post for at least a few days. With scheduled surgery to deal with my bladder cancer diagnosis coming up this week, I’m told to expect to spend several days in the hospital. And … Continue reading →
A suggestion from Cleveland Clinic has me in kind of a quandry. The hospital is suggesting that I take time to watch/listen to a video from their website which will detail what to expect during my forthcoming bladder cancer surgery. … Continue reading →
There likely won’t be any snow on the ground, but this Friday evening’s annual “Home Town Christmas” celebration will offer everything else you’d need to get into the holiday spirit. The Delphos Kiwanis Club is sponsoring the annual celebration from … Continue reading →
If you have the chance to visit Los Angeles in 2019, you’ll be able to see the rich people hang out in Beverly Hills, drive past homes of more stars than you can shake a stick at, travel down Sunset … Continue reading →
A group of local volunteers are putting the finishing touches on an annual feature of the holiday season that is one you won’t want to miss. The Delphos Canal Commission’s 20th annual Christmas Tree festival opens this saturday to run through … Continue reading →
Attention “snowbirds”! If you were waiting to head south until all of the election issues in Florida were resolved, your wait is finally over. Days after the November election, all of the recounting has been completed. All of the concession … Continue reading →
If there was any doubt that there was a lot of interest in this weeks’ mid-term elections, the TV ratings for election night coverage prove it. An estimated 32 million of us watched coverage Tuesday night/Wednesday morning, which is the … Continue reading →
Because I regard the people who take the time to listen to us and read what I write as family, and because I’ve had to share what I think is more than a healthy helping of less than great news … Continue reading →
As my battle with bladder cancer continues, I’m learning a lesson that involves ingesting a pill that is hard for me to swallow. And that lesson is that right now I am not quite as tough as I once thought … Continue reading →
