Molly A. Daniels-Ramanujan

In a life of many changes and challenges, the one constant for Renée Senne—former owner of the renowned, eponymous Renée’s Restaurant, in Ithaca, New York—has been her passion for cooking.

Jody Kessler, an ordained interfaith minister and well-known singer, officiated. Graham and Liz both wore elegant, long white dresses.

Donald and Cynthia Anderson are two of the most remarkable persons I have interviewed.

Dr. Vladimir Bobkoff, a well-known neurologist from a St. Petersburg hospital, is now a certified acupuncturist in New York.

For the last two decades, Dr. Berman has been gathering data on the health and care of women.

William Goodman, a lawyer by calling, moved to live in a house they inherited from Grandfather Goodman.

Ronny Mueller, 34, has been on a worldwide quest to understand permaculture--landscape designs in harmony with nature.

Marcie Boyd, 58, who used to live in EcoVillage, Ithaca, New York, has decided to settle down in the Dominican Republic.

Florian Charvolin was surprised that schools in parts of the world did not teach about the Greeks or the Romans.

Steve wrote in enlarged type the first draft of his novella, Riding the One-Way Double Line.