Author: Brad Kuhn

Holy Grounds

At Axum Coffee, Renaut and Brooke van der Riet are serving the world, one cup at a time.
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The Home of Music

Benoit Glazer and Elaine Corriveau open their ‘White House’ to musicians and the people who come to hear them.
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Living with ALS

Keith James has watched his body succumb bit by bit to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, more commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, since he was diagnosed with the fatal ailment five years ago. Now paralyzed but able to breathe on his own, James, 41, goes through the final stage of the disease as best he can. And so do the people who care for him—his wife and parents.
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Jacobs’ Ladder

The climb to No. 1 was fast and furious for the new county mayor, the first woman to lead the 50 Most Powerful list. But the top could be a lonely place.
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Cue Banjos

Tune in to Real World: Windermere, a reality series that’s rich in poor behavior.
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Order in His Court

The Casey Anthony trial may be the most sensational murder case since O.J., but don’t expect any courtroom showboating. With Judge Belvin Perry Jr. presiding, justice is serious business.
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Buzz Kill

Feeling threatened by his new neighbors, the ‘killer bees,’ the writer launches a preemptive attack.
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One Hit Wonder

But what a hit Jeanie Linders’ play, Menopause the Musical, has been since its debut in Orlando 10 years ago. The show inspired by a hot flash has changed Linders’ formerly hard-luck life, yielding wealth, love and good will.
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