Winds Aloft: Change needed for internet laws

Let’s say there’s a squabble in your neighborhood association and a neighbor, to cause you pain, sends us a letter to the editor saying that she saw you shoplift a towel at Walmart. If we printed the letter, your lawyer would tell you to sue both your neighbor and the newspaper for libel.

Pulling Hair: New Year’s night noises

Oh, the sound of it. For years, I have flinched, grimaced, missed sleep and whined (along with Old Hodge) as our neighborhood warmed up for the new year’s arrival.  We live in Old Town, and Old Town loves a celebration.

Large art enhances the patio landscape at Mulligan’s

Big and new artworks are gracing the walls of Mulligan’s patio gallery reflecting the theme “All God’s Creatures” in a larger format that is trending in homes and businesses. The images are sized at a minimum of 20” x 30,” making a very impressive display of photographic art.

The giving spirit of Georgetown

Georgetown is noted for its “Most Beautiful Town Square,” but what about its giving spirit? Holiday Meals Delivered, formally the Georgetown Christmas Day Program, has been a “giving” community activity for about 25 years.