by Christine Stocke | Feb 22, 2013 | Magazine Article
There’s a body at the bottom of the lake. Probably many. The way you react depends on your definition of the word natural. Probably also on your moral compass, but I can’t just start with bodies. Life is about having stories. Once upon a time, a reporter stopped by...
by Tom Pamperin | Feb 22, 2013 | Magazine Article
No ordinary chorus, The Master Singers are a nationally renowned amateur choral ensemble dedicated to bringing the finest choral music to the Chippewa Valley and beyond. By day the ensemble members are nurses, lawyers, teachers, librarians, and software engineers;...
by Jane Elder | Feb 13, 2013 | Magazine Article
We’re living in a time when a lot is churning, and some old assumptions about the way life is supposed to be are turning out to be less than reliable. Some traditional elements of the American Dream—the one-job career with a pension, the thirty-year mortgage that...
by Andrea Lochen | Nov 7, 2012 | Magazine Article
My girlfriend Elena doesn’t sleep at night anymore. It’s been twenty-three days. I wake up to find her unraveling herself at the foot of the bed each morning. Her scarf, the wool jacket with its missing buttons, the layers that distinguish her from the other city...
by Martha Glowacki, Greg Conniff | Nov 6, 2012 | Magazine Article
For more than thirty years photographer Greg Conniff has focused his attention on the landscapes of daily life—from backyards to the rural countryside—with the conviction that these places and how they look are the soil into which we sink our roots as human beings and...
