A glimpse into a night of glamor at the Wood Theater and Lower Adirondack Pride’s Big Gay Blizzard Drag Show and important historical footnotes of drag in the past. Photo provided by Tyler Vaughn P...

A recollection of the induction and oath of office ceremony for the newly elected Glens Falls Common Council and the Mayor.

A reflection on a year of new experiences in 2025.

Michael and I hosted a breakfast run for the first time with the Adirondack Runners on a cold day in December.

The third and final race of November, cultivating in 31 miles across races, running clubs, and solo runs. The Gobble Wobble 5K was a special race, filled with community, compassion, and fun.

On the third Sunday of November, I ran with three hundred runners in the community for a combined event to support families and children in need.

On the first Sunday of November, I joined some friends to run the 15th annual Mike Nolan 5K in South Glens Falls, New York.

A brief journey into my first political campaign.

A look from a cyclist’s perspective of the annual Common Root’s River Run for the Roots 5K as well as other local races in the area.

A reflective recollection of attending the 52nd Annual Adirondack Balloon Festival and the Kiwanis Club’s 34th Annual Duck Drop in upstate New York.

A brief explanation of the New York Bottle Bill and my experience working at a redemption center.

A message about bridging the divide, written by Mc.Baldiee, an anonymous online creator.

A reflective review of the sixteen annual, Roundabout Runner’s Malta 5K charity race.

A reflective review of the inaugural Mind Blown festival in Glens Falls, New York.

A review of Anthony Richici’s novelized version of his Colorworld story following the stage production in January of 2025.

A reflection of the eleventh annual Philly 10K, where I ran the race with my cousins in memory of our grandfather.

A personal reflection on the many places we visited in the Cape May County area.

A personal reflection of the journey from upstate New York to the Jersey Shore to visit family.

A reflective review of Queensbury’s Churney Gurney 5-Mile Trail race, as the race celebrates ten years.

A personal review and reflection of Charlotte Wells’ Aftersun film.

A review of the live-action remake of Universal’s How to Train Your Dragon.

A look into the lovely spots to be on a summer day in Glens Falls, New York.

A dual review of Mel Brook’s The Producers and the Adirondack Theater Festival’s Gutenberg the Musical.

A culmination of my writing sinch March, marking fifty-one essays, reviews, and articles on this blog and beyond.

A personal journey of Saratoga’s Firecracker 4-Miler, a wonderful beginning to the 249th Independence Day celebration.

An essay on the eve of the 249th Independence Day celebration, with a view on the current administration and the ways to regain the soul of America.

A night in Glens Falls City Park for symphonic music by the local orchestra band.

A synopsis of our day trip to the Capital Region Renaissance Festival.

A reflection on the race journey on a hot and humid morning.

A personal memorial of Arthur Biele, my father-in-law, that passed away recently.

A review of the recent Marvel movie, Thunderbolts*

A recollection of two Pride Month local events so far in June.

Two poems from Chuck Copenspire, an author and poet, and Mc.Baldiee, an anonymous online creator, with empowering messages.

A short review of the Minecraft movie, starring Jack Black and others.

A review of The Two Popes and Conclave, with a reflection of the personal significance of both films.

Just One More Chapter expects to remain a beacon for romance book enthusiasts in the upstate New York area.

A review of the new Ben Affleck movie, The Accountant 2.

A call to join me at the Philly 10K race in August of 2025 to run in memory of grandfather.

An essay with potential solutions for waste management and how to build a more sustainable, cleaner world.

A review of the All-Abilities Production of School House Rock Live in Glens Falls, NY.

A brief remembrance of Enid Mastrianni’s life.

My personal reintroduction to Jesus and the Catholic Church.

A commemoration of the legacy with the Glens Falls South Street Pavilion.

A brief history of a short-lived law regarding bicycle regulation in Glens Falls back in the 1950’s.

A review of a Glens Falls High School production of “The Prom”.

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