I’m pleased to put on my Granite State Walker hat for a 24-hour fundraising event to benefit the Manchester City Library Foundation. Around the clock on April 7, I and a lively group of other locals will take turns reading aloud, with a different theme each hour. Midnight on the 7th is for Nature, andContinue reading “#ReadOnCamera for Library Giving Day”
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Open Book: on silence, a border, and Granite State history
I stepped aside this year from professional public policy work at the state level. Dear to me as that vocation was (and is), it was time to take a break from the noise. During this time of transition I happened upon Robert Cardinal Sarah’s book The Power of Silence: Against the Dictatorship of Noise (IgnatiusContinue reading “Open Book: on silence, a border, and Granite State history”
Open Book: tackling the to-be-read pile
It’s been awhile since I’ve contributed to the Open Book linkup, hosted by blogger Carolyn Astfalk and the team at CatholicMom.com. Time to catch up and find out what other folks are reading. I’m looking forward to reading more than just excerpts from Pope Francis’s Fratelli Tutti, released a few days ago. Headlines seldom do justiceContinue reading “Open Book: tackling the to-be-read pile”
Ellen Kolb 