Lonny Cain is a contributor to "Perspectives" on 89.5 WNIJ & 90.5 WNIU. With a focus on local stories in Waltham, Massachusetts, Lonny's articles explore personal reflections, historical anecdotes, and observations on everyday life. Lonny's writing captures the essence of community and offers unique perspectives on a range of topics.
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Lonny Cain's articles are predominantly opinion editorials, with a focus on personal finance, house & home, and family & relationships. Given this, pitches should cater to these themes and topics. Lonny may be interested in contributions from experts who can provide insightful commentary or analysis related to personal finance management, home improvement tips, family dynamics and relationship advice.
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Twilight Zone, Season 3, Episode 21: “Kick the Can.” ... The episode had a lot to say about aging, which I clearly understood better this time.
As a storyteller and lover of stories, I offer words of warning.
Lonny Cain imagines a very important year in the life of his parents.
I was 17 years old. Writing my epitaph.And now ... a few decades later ... I’m reading what I wrote and I stand by it. No changes.
Ernest Andrus is already planning his next birthday in 11 months.
I like to compare marriage to an intricate tango.
Lonny Cain shares a little something he wrote when he was 17 — and it holds up today.
This column that pops out of my mental toaster each week is always about connecting. Me to you. You to me.
As promised … more from the PaperWork mailbag.
Perhaps the best way to begin is to just turn on the spigot.
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