Jean Bolduc

This Just In— Once again, the town is ours. The sidewalks are not slammed with wide-eyed young adults marching along with earbuds and backpacks, streaming out into the crosswalks, forcing traffic to its sloth-like crawl through the center of town.

This Just In—On Monday, we pause, much too briefly, to remember those who died in service to the nation … those who put their lives on the line and didn’t come home, as well as those who came home grievously damaged and injured and died from those injuries — some of them decades later after immense suffering.

This Just In — Fifty years out, I finally made it to a high school class reunion. I had to think about it.

This Just In— It’s too hot, y’all. Mid-90’s, stinkin’ humidity, scary warnings on your weather app. Much. Too. Hot.

This Just In — Today kicks off a glorious weekend in the City of Chicago and throughout the country. With the official opening of the Obama Presidential Center on Juneteenth weekend, we will see a spectacular American celebration of a dream fulfilled.

This Just In — Last weekend gave us all an opportunity to enjoy some respite from the daily stress of following the naked emperor, President Narcissus J. Drumpf. What a glorious relief and critical inflection point for the nation.

This Just In — This weekend, we mark our 250th birthday as a nation. It seems like a big number, but honestly, it is (if we’re lucky) adolescence.

This Just In — Each time I was pregnant, I was sure my babies were girls. In those days, definitive testing to disclose gender was only done when medically necessary and because I was young and healthy, the “gender reveal” came in the form of the arrival of a crying, slippery little boy celebrating his […]

This Just In — Maybe it has finally hit the fan. The President of the United States announced early this week that he planned to make a national address tonight to discuss election security

This Just In — The modern cliché is that “not all heroes wear capes.” Today’s remembrance from history proves that true.