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Surprise! Great-Granddad’s Still Around and Available if You’d Like to Chat.
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By Fred Bruning
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Oct. 25, 2026
Will family members yearn to keep in touch when you’re gone?
Broken-hearted grandchildren seeking adv...
A Fortune for a Car and that’s Without Accessories. Not so Easy Being Rich.
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By Fred Bruning
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Oct. 18, 2026
Aston Martin, the luxury auto line, operates a showroom on Park Avenue, Manhattan, remarkable place o...
Probably Won’t Happen but if I Drop out of Sight, Try the P.O.
By Fred Bruning
Oct. 11, 2026
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The great southern writer Eudora Welty has a 1941 short story called, “Why I Live at the P.O.,” in which the main among several fabu...
It’s OK to Look into the Future but not the Women’s Locker Room.
By Fred Bruning
Oct. 4, 2026
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Spreading the news, Age of Innocence is over, in case you hadn’t heard, and this does not even take into account digital gambling on...
For Some, the Season is Over. Time Passes. Fire up the Heat Pump.
By Fred Bruning
Sept. 27, 2026
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It’s been a tough season for the hometown Mets, a franchise with an extravagant history of madcap incompetence and slapdash perform...
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Fred Bruning was a reporter for Newsday and five other daily newspapers and writer for Newsweek. His columns have appeared in the Suffolk Sun on Long Island, Maclean's, the Canadian news magazine, and the Act 2 section of Newsday,
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