National Museum of Crime & Punishment opens exhibit on domestic terrorism
The National Museum of Crime & Punishment in Washington DC has just opened a permanent exhibit on domestic terrorism and
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Boston Marathon
Boston Marathon: We will be cheering on our heroes
Marathon Monday 2013 was, for me, just like any other day. I live thirteen miles outside Boston, Massachusetts. We are
Read moreBoston Marathon staying strong forever
Marathon Monday in Boston reaches into the dawn of my childhood when memories blur. But the annual cavalcade of runners
Read moreRaising money for Boston Marathon survivor Erika Brannock and checking out Full Tilt Brewing
This past weekend I participated in the Erika Brannock Charity Cornhole Tournament. If you are unfamiliar with Erika’s story, she
Read more45 Senators against background checks
Gun safety has lost. Just to be clear, the proposed background check law didn’t get fewer votes in the U.S.
Read moreBoston Marathon: ‘Don’t let fear threaten the whole adventure’
(Jonah and his mother Jessie Watrous) On Saturday I went for a walk with Jonah, a handsome, blonde, two-year-old boy
Read moreBoston Marathon bombings and the t-word
I performed an experiment using my 10th graders Tuesday – they are such great test subjects. I wrote on the
Read moreEcuadorian Boston Marathon Runner unscathed from explosions
(Press release from Nino Communications) Washington D.C. — The Ecuadorian marathoner, Miriam Coro, who participated with seven other Ecuadorians athletes
Read moreBoston Marathon: Patriots will return to run again on Patriots Day
Everyone who lives in Boston knows Patriots Day. Kids get the day off from school, the Red Sox play an
Read moreBoston Marathon: ‘April is the cruelest month’
Riveted by news reports about the two explosions that rocked the finish line of Monday’s Boston Marathon and left at
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