Thoughts on Esther Buffler, Our First Poet Laureate
Words don't do her justice
Loved the 1980s, But Can’t Go Back
The times they are a-changing, so get over it.
Directing the 1986 Little Italy Reunion
We've come a long way since VHS tape, but the heart of the lost neighborhood shines through
The Skeleton in My Closet was Real
For most families, the skeleton in the closet is a metaphor.
Starving Writer Seeks Food Stamps in 1970s
Half a century later, still a cartoon.
Ace Karlo, the Man who Built Portsmouth
It's 1986, and one of the city's celebrities wants me to meet him in the Square
Moving the 1789 Fire Society Trunk
The artifacts of an ancient society moved unnoticed through the streets in 2012
Writing about Child Labor for Children
Teaching kids about past exploitation in a world where it is still widely practiced
When a Building You Love Dies
State Street fire sparks memories
So Much Art Around Town
Back when the art boom really began to kick in and the segway boom wasn't
Gullzilla: Attack of the Killer Seagull
For one brief shining moment, I was king of the island.
The Graphic Life of Robert Squier
The artist behind the Portsmouth Time Machine, Bunker Hill Time Machine, and many more.