Longtime columnist, retired house painter, teacher, smart aleck and reporter for the "East Aurora Advertiser" Rick Ohler writes about his hometown (pop. 13,000) and other stuff. Ask him if he's lived there all his life, he'll say, "Not yet."
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“The Road Goes On Forever, and the Party Never Ends”
I had just about finished my newspaper obligations for the week—well, you never really finish; you just take a deep breath while you can—when my buddy Joe Meyer called from downtown Harris Corners (population 30 or 40, it’s a hamlet in the...
“Teach Your Parents Well...”
It’s good for us townies to get away every now and again, to see that “Welcome to East Aurora” sign in our rear view mirror. I have often thought some sort of decree should be handed down requiring all residents to spend, at the very least,...
A Moveable Feast
The Schoolhouse Gallery Concert Series brings local musical talent together to entertain and raise money for community charities.
I hope Ernest Hemingway will forgive me for borrowing the title from his famous memoir, A Moveable Feast, to...
All in the Family
I make a point of assigning myself the title of townie, even though I am a rather poor example of that species. Townie, I think, assumes some sort of history and while this is definitely my hometown, I have no family members here. My parent...
All Creatures Great and Small and Tiny and In-between
In this 41st offering, I’d like to address a disturbing trend here at Talk of the Townie World Headquarters: wild creatures in our midst refusing to play by the rules. For instance, consider the photo below. Everyone knows this a your typic...
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Longtime columnist, retired house painter, teacher, smart aleck and reporter for the "East Aurora Advertiser" Rick Ohler writes about his hometown (pop. 13,000) and other stuff. Ask him if he's lived there all his life, he'll say, "Not yet."
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