The Observer is
committed to carrying engaging articles that grab our readers' interest
-- even if they don't fit into comfortable categories. Here are
some recent examples.
During World War II, Jake Gunnlaugson was assigned to a "Liberty
Ship" transporting all manner of things for the military:
ammunition as well as troops. He recently told us of his adventures.
Reprint of Bob Toerpe's popular series on the Constitutional debate
of 1788 in the pivotal state of Virginia. The Founding Fathers
weren't quite as stuffy as they're sometimes portrayed.
For over 20 years, Marilyn Gau has delighted readers of the Observer
and its predecessors with her observations of the great happenings in
the small world of Little Lake -- the tiny lake on the northwestern
peninsula of Washington Island. And we're just as delighted to
offer a selection of reprints of Marilyn's work. |