Humour: If our appliances were kids, we’d say they were spoiled rotten
By Lori Borgman
By Lori Borgman
More and more I find myself taking care of appliances and gadgets that were supposed to take care of me.
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Books: What they’re reading
Karl Kessler grew up in New York City, but now lives in Waterloo where he is a co-coordinator of Doors Open Waterloo Region. He is reading:
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Books: Two novels that offer escape and more
By Chuck Erion
By Chuck Erion
Annabel (Anansi, 461 pages, $32.95 hardcover) is a coming-of-age novel set in a small Labrador village and later in St.John’s.
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Books for children
By Brenda Hoerle
By Brenda Hoerle
As the last days of summer fade, it’s time to hit the books.
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Books: Angus McLintock, the reluctant MP, is back in Terry Fallis’ sequel to The Best Laid Plans
by Terry Fallis
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Temple kitchen serves up equality for all
By LYDIA POLGREEN
By LYDIA POLGREEN
The groaning, clattering machines never stop, transforming 12 tons of whole wheat flour every day into nearly a quarter-million discs of flatbread... read more
Flash from the Past: Post office clock tower was a Preston landmark
By Jon Fear, Record staff
By Jon Fear, Record staff
Time was when the post office was the grandest building in just about every Canadian town and city.
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