Americans' love affair with cars is fading (The Columbus Dispatch)

Americans' love affair with cars is fading (The Columbus Dispatch)

Americans' love affair with cars is fading (The Columbus Dispatch)
WASHINGTON — Americans love their automobiles, but not as much as they used to. Nearly seven in 10 drivers enjoy getting behind the wheel, while the rest think it’s a chore.

My views on my little window seat to the world (The Kentucky Standard)

My views on my little window seat to the world (The Kentucky Standard)

My views on my little window seat to the world (The Kentucky Standard)
No wonder people haggle over window seats on planes, trains and automobiles. Aside from the possibility of a quick emergency exit, a window seat provides a lot more entertainment than a seat against a wall or surrounded by others.

Sunday Obituary -- To native-born Jess Jacobs, life was rugged, yet sacred (The Daily News)
In the eyes of Jess Jacobs, nature was "a big cathedral," and caring for the land and its creatures was a way of life. When he and his wife, Liz, moved to their 23 acres on Mount Pleasant in 1951, the property --- an old log landing --- had been stripped to the clay.