Molly A. Daniels-Ramanujan

In a life of many changes and challenges, the one constant for Renée Senne—former owner of the renowned, ...

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

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 ...

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 ...

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

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

"I put myself in my client's shoe. I am there for them," Sarah Amberge said.

Abigail Bokaer is writing a memoir of her walk across the globe, which started in 1991 and ended ...

According to communication theory, when dissimilar people or cultures begin to communicate, they become more alike.

As an undergraduate at Lehigh University Brandon majored in structural engineering because he was very interested in designing ...

Born to second-generation Norwegians, Darwin still lives at the Home Farm in Aberdeen, S.D. bought in 1920 by ...

Melanie Daniels is writer, percussion artist, caregiver, video maker, and computer techie.

Alan Willet's first landscape was a dairy farm owned by his family. The single stoplight was 30 minutes ...

The continuing saga of Aaron and Celeste Froehlich's global travels to gain a meaningful education.

Aaron Froehlich says when answering a calling, life ahead doesn't clarify, but "the life behind us becomes straightened.”

Celeste Froehlich attended college in four different countries, which she highly recommends.

My subject in this quick sketch is Marty Hiller, my next-door neighbor.

Linda met her husband at a synagogue dinner. It turned out to be a momentous event in her ...

“The most important moments in life come when you least expect it,” says Aaron Pines.

The mother's voice was in her. At each crucial step, it moved Julia to the next stage.

Monty Berman is the doyen of EcoVillage; he is our éminence grise.

Her parents were old fashioned and were most alarmed when she went in for Psychiatry.

Monty Berman is the doyen of EcoVillage; he is our éminence grise.