Susan Davis

In the spring of the year, Ben and I, along with many others, plant a garden. It's fun to grow your own produce, plus it is probably healthier for you.

The Supreme Court gutted a key piece of the Voting Rights Act. Why conspiracy theories spread after the attempted attack on the president. And King Charles tried to smooth over U.S.-U.K. relations.

When Ben and I moved to our country home 35 years ago, the trees were young, healthy and a lot smaller. The years have taken a toll on most of them except for our two oak trees.

The first will be the renovated Kofman Auditorium this month, followed by Wood Middle’s new campus in August.

Along with upcoming graduations and promotions—mostly taking place the first week of June—AUSD is looking forward to several important facility openings over the next several months.

A few days before Mother's Day, a local television station aired a segment on how a mother's voice calms her baby. The interesting piece reported that a baby can hear his/her mother's voice while still in the womb. That's pretty remarkable but also understandable. After all, the baby goes wherever she goes.

Recently, I was talking with my friend, Julie, who loves to care for birds and admire them in nature. I was surprised when she told me that robins only lay one egg at a time. For some reason, I thought once the mama bird sat down in the nest, she would probably lay all of them at once. In other words, she would get it all done and over with!

The statements detail the oversight panel’s work and the revenues and expenditures for the voter-approved city measures.

When my husband, Ben, was still working, he called me during his ten-minute breaks. He always expected me to be brimming with news.

When this story is printed, Ben and I will be about a week shy of celebrating our 50th wedding anniversary. For us, it hasn't seemed liked we've been married for half a century. In fact, our life together as husband and wife has gone by way too fast. Neither of us would change a thing. We both would marry the other one in a heartbeat.