Archive: May, 2020

Keith Edward Gatling, of Syracuse, N.Y., has died, and no longer has to deal with the people who wouldn’t listen to him the first time around...when he was right.

I’ve mentioned in previous posts that my first paying job was as a boy soprano at an Episcopal church in South Orange, New Jersey.

I promise you, really, I didn’t come up with this idea because of the current COVID crisis.

Back in March, we had a program planned on How to Write Your Own Obituary, and a fair number of people had signed up for it.

And here’s the final piece...maybe what kind of phone you have depends on what everyone else in your family has.

Still not sure what kind of phone you should get? That’s OK, we haven’t gone through all the considerations yet, but here’s one for you...what do you want to do...

In my last post on getting a smartphone, I considered what kinds of devices you may already have.

OK, so now it’s time for the big question...just what kind of cellphone...or really smartphone...should you get? Should it be an Apple or an Android?

Oh. My. Goodness. You’re gonna ask me about taking that jump from the old phone to a new phone, as in, which one? Well it’s not that simple.

A few posts back, when I talked about the arrival of Apple’s second generation iPhone SE, I mentioned that it was their new “budget model” iPhone, but it wasn’t so...

A while back, I announced the long-awaited arrival of the second generation iPhone SE. I also announced that I’d be waiting a while to get one, until I got enough...

Taking safe walks around our neighborhoods on Wednesday, Community Engagement staffer Cindy Hibbert and myself both noted that we had seniors from Liverpool High School who lived nearby.

Right now eBooks are pretty much all you can get from us until we open to the public again. But that’s not what I’m talking about.

The library doors have been closed because of the Coronavirus for more than two months now.

Many years ago, everyone in our family had an AT&T GoPhone. Everyone, that is, except for our toddler daughter, who obviously didn't need one.

My old girlfriend read a lot of Harlequin romance novels.

A few weeks ago I told you how you could create your own custom Mothers Day cards...or cards of any occasion, for that matter.