Chris Carosa

Some define their lives by great achievements. Others by the small accomplishments that matter more to one’s heart. These matter more than the size of one’s bank account or the length of one’s Wikipedia page.

Fun with words, fun with numbers, fun with drawings. Fun with sights, sounds, and senses. That’s what “art” is all about. But our weak human minds find it too easy to separate the wheat from the chaff. Here’

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a part of history? Here’s a clue: Even if you were, you probably wouldn’t have recognized it at the time. Don’t believe it? Read this week’s Carosa Comment

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This movie did more than win an Oscar. It invokes an era too long ago diminished. A time when men were men and cars were cars and real men drove real cars. But it did more than that. It triggered a distant memory

Have you ever caught yourself saying, “Why bother? It’s such a little thing.” Over time, little things can pile up to become one big thing. Would you like to know the secret to avoiding that one big thing? Read

As we pass through our time on Earth, we are blessed with exemplars that guide us. These individuals become pillars in our community. Can we ever replace them? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Ode to Larry Pie

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The 71 inductees have different personalities and different interests, some of them involved in sports, some music, some art and some all of the above, but they all share one thing in

When you’re running out of time, you’ve got to cut something from your presentation. Sometimes it’s a meaningless joke or a chunk of gratuitous trivia. Sometimes it’s something much deeper. Which one was this? R

How did America come to Civil War in the 19th century? It came gradually through a building crescendo as partisan vigor overtook sober compromise. Are we doomed to repeat this history? Read this week’s Carosa C

We’ve all been there. And not just sports fans. Life doesn’t always go as planned. And when it doesn’t, well, what do you do? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Bills Fans May Be Hurt, But We Are Not Slain” an

It’s tough, it’s sad, it’s hard. That’s what the candle of life is. It’s tougher, sadder, and harder when that candle goes out. Yet, it’s important we celebrate that light that once was. How do you say the things

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You spend three years faithfully watching a compelling drama and the network announces the fourth season with be its last. You’re left to wonder: How will the story end? Will I be satisfied with the ending? If I

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Some look to victories as the measure of a person. It’s not. It is how a person stands up against a string of losses that defines what we have come to call “character.” So was it at the Thermoplyae Pass in Ancie

The goal of every leader is to take people from Point A to Point B. There are any number of strategies to accomplish this. But are they all equally effective? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “What Every Lea

A century after Guttenberg first press his first publication, the world of writing looked dramatically and demonstrably different than it did compared to only a few years before the invention of the Guttenberg