Although I don’t watch or listen to the news, bits of information about what is going on in our country and around the globe still manage to enter my world. And, it doesn’t sound good. Based on what filters through, it sounds like there is a lot of polarity and either/or power struggles going on. I’m saddened by this because – and some may call me ignorant or “Pollyanna-ish” – I choose to live in a world of possibility. It may take a little more upfront time, and maybe more upfront effort, but I bet, if we all took that extra time to be creative and listen with our open hearts, really good healthy solutions would surface and we would be ready, willing and able to take advantage of them for the betterment of all.… Read More

You may or may not have noticed the new symbol we are using in our tagline on the cover:  good people, good places and good things happening. It’s the infinity symbol, and it’s about time I shared the significance of this symbol with our readers, so its meaning – as it pertains to the Northeast Journal – may be spread far and wide.

The infinity symbol represents, well, infinity! But what about infinity? For me and for its relevance to the Northeast Journal, the visual symbol and the message it sends is “what goes around, comes around.” On every page, we reveal to our readers the good work that people do on a daily basis, whether they know they are doing it or not.… Read More