Amid all of the Christmas holiday activities, celebrations and chores, one little two-hour event that brings me great pleasure is watching the movie “White Christmas.”
Marjorie Otto/Review
Most of Marjorie Otto’s holiday ornaments hold special memories or meanings, like the tiny red mailbox her grandma gave her years ago with a note she left inside it. Though her grandmother passed away years ago, Otto still takes the note out every year to read it.
I often think of my boxes of Christmas ornaments as some kind of time travel devices.
Hannah Burlingame/Review
Hannah Burlingame’s annual holiday cookie baking with family often turns into a mini concert, complete with horrible dancing and singing. Trying to get cookies out of burning-hot tins does not work well when you are hunched over laughing.
With the holiday season comes plenty of family events ... sometimes, whether I want it to or not. From small gatherings to 30-plus people, there’s no shortage of things to go to.
The 14-hour drive started at 5 a.m. in Montana, where I’d lived until that morning. My headlights couldn’t see far into the predawn snowstorm, and the car was skewing a bit sideways across the icy bridges.
photos courtesy of Roseville Area Schools
A student in Roseville Area High School’s drone technology course flies an unmanned aerial system — a drone — in the school’s cafeteria.
First class on drones a success
Roseville Area High School just produced some 20 new Federal Aviation Administration-certified drone pilots.