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Spring Fresh
Spring Fresh

What a breath of fresh air when I saw your super feature, “Our Artists’ Brush with Spring” [March/April] and the editorial by Richard Attridge! It... More

Cloud Watching
Cloud Watching

Re: “The Cloud Watchers” [January/ February] by Janet Kinosian: We called it SatEvePost when—as a sixth grader in Hartford during the 1930s —I sold your... More

And We Call Them Weeds
And We Call Them Weeds

Don’t be down on dandelions; I’m not. They have something to say, And they mean a lot. One morning you look out, And guess what... More

Great for the Resume
Great for the Resume

Employer to applicant: “In this job we need someone who is responsible.” Applicant: “I’m the one you want. On my last job, every time anything... More

Andy Frank
Andy Frank

I just received the latest edition of your great magazine and read the article about Andy Frank and his hybrid car inventions [“Andy Frank and... More

Resubscribing
Resubscribing

I have subscribed to The Saturday Evening Post for some time, and as a child way back more years ago than I care to admit,... More

And He Never Told a Lie, Either
And He Never Told a Lie, Either

A tour guide was showing a tourist around Washington, D.C. The guide pointed out the place where George Washington supposedly threw a dollar coin across... More

Illustrators Hall of Fame

The wonderful picture by Stevan Dohanos center pages 52-53 [March/ April] could have been taken 70 years ago of my mother and me on a... More

Taking Charge of Diabetes

A new cookbook offers easy-to-prepare recipes to keep blood glucose levels and heart health in check. Try the Salad Greens with Hoisin-Plum Dressing or the... More

Make Your Own Cleaning Products

Try the following recipes from the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service: All-Purpose Cleaner: *Apply baking soda to a damp sponge. *Wipe surface, then rinse with... More

Who is Your Hero?

We’re looking for someone who’s making a difference. We don’t mean a sports star or film celebrity. Rather, is there someone in your community who... More

No Talking in the Library!
No Talking in the Library!

I enjoyed the article “No Talking in the Library” in the March/April issue and think it is very relevant at this time. My grandson is... More

Autism Déjà Vu
Autism Déjà Vu

I was saddened to read the struggles that Thomas’ family had to go through to get him into school [“An Unexpected Life,” March/April]. I am... More

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