The Unknown Enemy

Dennis Mitchell remembers being given a machete when he served in Vietnam—not as a weapon, but to clear the jungle. Eluding the enemy in the dense country was dangerous, and so was trying to distinguish the enemy among civilians who might be armed

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Suddenly, I Could Not Catch a Breath

Pat, who is going on 107 years old, says she was surprised that her difficulty breathing was caused by a heart problem, not her lungs.

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Woweeaya

Martin Reinhardt and Special Guest Perform at the 15th annual indigenous Farming Conference.

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The Owl and I in the Fray

This Women’s Words features Terri Falsani reading her poem “Barred Owl.”

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