It’s official. The fun is over. The Pontiac G-6 Hard Top Convertible is gone, replaced by a more “practical” vehicle. It’s the victim of lease arrangements and my advancing age, punctuated by changes in life style. Long ago I discovered the advantages of leasing. I love having a new car. With a lease, it’s a guarantee […]
Maureen Brady-Johnson is an award-winning Oberlin writer, playwright, and educator.
Penny Case is a lifelong resident of Wellington who loves to cook and share recipes. Send recipes to her at 220 Johns St., or to the Wellington Enterprise. She will also answer your cooking questions.
Helene D. Gayle, president and CEO of international humanitarian organization CARE USA, will receive an honorary doctorate of science and present the 2011 Oberlin College commencement address on Monday, May 30. The 178th Commencement/Reunion Weekend will be held Friday, May 27, through Monday, May 30. Also receiving honorary degrees are Stephen Clapp ‘61, dean emeritus of the […]
Patricia Mycek Sumpter is a displaced Wellingtonian now living in Hoopeston, Ill., though she and her husband Jack plan to return to their hometown to retire. A 1971 graduate of Wellington High School, she worked with her father and husband at Wagner’s wild bird food plant for more than 23 years before the local plant closed and the Sumpters moved to Illinois to continue their employment.