“We'll pay you with your freedom.” “I have my freedom. You mean you'll pay me with my liberty.” 

If you are like me, it’s easy to think these sweaty days will never end.

Historic Part Of Grand Isle History -- A reader submitted this picture of a town landmark that was destroyed by fire in 1959. Called the Grand Isle Hotel, the building was built around 1902 by Dr. Lucien Lupien for a hospital.  In 1907 the building was purchased by Mrs. Vital Thibodeau. Shortly after, it became a boarder’s home, thus the name Grand Isle Hotel. Mrs. Thibodeau’s son Jos made an apartment building of the structure. Much later, the building was purchased by Philip Dionne, Sr. The hotel was located on the side of St. Gerard’s Church, the present parking lot. (SJVT contributed photo 1969)

It’s a phrase we’ve all heard, and we’ve all used.

I first suspected something was up when we began to research ways to keep the chickens off the porch.

Intelligence and stupidity are funny things.

My viewing habits of cable news have changed over the past few years.