Editor's Note: On The Road To Find Out

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Lynn Rosen
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On my way to work one recent morning, I saw a beautiful old stone house with two white panel vans parked in the driveway, the sort used by contractors. As the owner of a leaky, creaky old house myself, I appreciated that someone was making an investment in fixing up a lovely old home. As my bus passed by, I caught only a quick glimpse of the sides of the vans and, in that hasty glance, it appeared as if the words stenciled there in bright red all caps, instead of what was most likely the contractor's name, read: EDITORIAL.
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