J.P. Devine shares his experience in seeking transportation options for his newly acquired cockatiel, Mr. Paco.
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To be or not to be: Mulling the priesthood in Waterville | Column
As an aged widower, J.P. Devine considers the merits of joining the priesthood.
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Home from the Sea | Column
William Devine was a dancer, a guitarist and a singer, and he never came home from the war, J.P. Devine writes.
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A Mother’s Day tale shared again and again
J.P. Devine shares a memory of his mother in difficult times.
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No letter today
I watch for our mailman’s truck: it rarely stops more than a couple of times a week now, J.P. Devine writes.
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What did your family eat when they came to Waterville?
J.P. Devine talks about the meal choices of the many people who settled the city.
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Easter and other Marys
J.P. Devine reflects on Easters past and a Mary who has been much maligned.
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God bless the cleaning lady
J.P. Devine talks about sharing a laugh with the cleaning lady as they peek out the window at the passing walkers who stroll by and look up at the house.
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Who is that masked man?
From the Lone Ranger to bird flu, J.P. Devine looks at the evolution of the mask.
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It was just a movie … wasn’t it?
J.P. Devine talks about putting the enchanted cottage on the market.