Annie's Hope
Gardens and Food Stock
Next Steps… Praise, Ribs, Sweaters
Rib Fest in the Works
Spring Event Changes
Seeds, Soil, and Harvest
Huff Post on Feeding the Homeless in the US
Happy, Happy Christmas
“Night Shift” Garners Laughter and Love
ReWrites Underway
“Can Do!” Campaign Kick-Off
Church Visits
Church Visits
ReWrites Underway
“Can Do!” Campaign Kick-Off
“The Night Shift Before Christmas” with a Twist
Hello World!
Cares Consulting Network
JAK the App
The Driver and the Eclipse
Child Dies in Daycar Van
And the Winner is……
Wheel Chair Security
NASDPTS Releases New Passing Survey Results
Hello World!
Ohio Safety Plate
Chattanooga: New Charges for Walker!
A Florida Man Steals a Bus
Fort Worth Collision
Iowa is Going Mobile!
Unspoken Sorrow
Sharing Our Stories: Conversations That Matter
Early this week, I visited with people who remember April 10, 1997, as vividly as I do, but from very different perspectives. The most striking conversation I had was with the widow of one of my dad’s friends, Kenny Spanier. Kenny’s buses ran in St Cloud school district all these years, and his, too, was […]
Quotes: Angelou, Round Two
There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story. From Maya Angelou I think this is why, when I finally decided to let the story take form on paper, it flowed out faster than I could type it. Kari Source: Unspoken Sorrow
Charges Filed in New Jersey Bus Crash
The driver in last week’s New Jersey bus crash has been charged with two counts of reckless vehicular homicide/death by auto. A ten-year-old girl and her teacher died. It appears the driver of the bus was attempting to make a sudden – and illegal – u-turn along Route 80 when the crash occurred. Hit by […]
The End of the School Year
As we near the end of May, we see the sun shining and feel more carefree. Children are excited for summer vacation to start. Some students have already completed the school year. But, there are still schools in session and many classes are taking field trips. We just want to give a reminder to keep […]
The Doyle Family
This week, I submitted an opinion piece to the April 26th, 2017 edition of the Monticello Times after conducting a series of interviews with the children of John Doyle, the truck driver who died in the Monticello crash on April 10, 1997. I have a deep affinity with these three young people. The link to the […]
