Cameron Miller

I hear spring has finally broken loose from winter. Along with last week's dips below freezing and rain that wanted to be snow, we also enjoyed some 50s and 60s with sunshine sprinkled in.

You probably know this already if you grew up in these parts. But for me, a misplaced Midwesterner, I'm still catching up.

At the beginning of April, I found myself on a deserted stretch of sand on Assateague Island, Virginia. It is a National Seashore with a glorious pristine beach and powerful

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“0 words.” That’s the only thing appearing on a blank screen as I start to write. (Now it says, “16 words”).

A father of 11, Air Force veteran with MS, and financial strategist on what real legacy building actually looks like.

It may have been a totally forgettable column back on March 4, 2026, so let me jog your memory.

Albany lawmakers should think twice about passing the Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act, or PRRIA.

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In the current moment, by which I mean the algorithm culture in which we are all embedded, the worst thing that could possibly happen to someone is obscurity.