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Before the pace of a new year picks up, Paul suggests a bit of light reading to help you "hold it in the road."

By Paul Wilkes

Wilmington NC – [Click the LISTEN button to hear Paul's commentary.]

Let me wish you a Happy New Year through the speaker on your radio today and to offer you another voice... and the best New Year's resolution you might ever make. And its one that anyone can accomplish. It's good for you. Easy. Wonderful.

The "old runaround" doesn't stop for the Holidays, even when you're trying to do the right thing.

By Ede Baldridge

Wilmington NC – Click the LISTEN button to hear Ede's commentary.

Ede Baldridge writes about memorable people and places in the Southeast.

A few things to watch out for in the new year.

By Wally Bock

Wilmington NC – [Click the LISTEN button to hear Wally's commentary.]

Well it's New Year's time again and so the job of the commentator is to make either predictions or resolutions. I'll take predictions for three.

Hi, I'm Wally Bock and in this Postcard from the Digital Age, we're going to chat about things you should watch for in the year 2004.

Poor Sylvia can't seem to have a romantic New Years Eve. Not even in a place called Paradise.

By Lauren Levian

Wilmington NC – Click the LISTEN button to hear Lauren's commentary.

Lauren Levian is an actress and story-teller who lives in Wilmington.

Although the year has not quite ended, Nicki has already read one of the best novels of 2004.

By Nicki Leone

Wilmington NC – [Click the LISTEN button to hear Nicki's commentary.]

Nature's idea of gift wrapping.

By Barbara Sullivan

WIlmington NC – Click the LISTEN button to hear Barbara's commentary.

Barbara Sullivan is a lawyer who lives and gardens in Historic downtown Wilmington.

A Christmas wish for peace and goodwill towards all life.

By Andy Wood

Wilmington NC – Click the LISTEN button to hear Andy's commentary.

Andy Wood is Education Director for Audubon North Carolina.

Finding the magic of Christmas may be as simple as standing still.

By Catherine McCall

Wilmington NC – [Click the LISTEN button to hear Catherine's commentary.]

What do yoga and yuletide have in common?

Yuletide is simply a word to describe the Christmas season. A season so run amuck in recent years with commercialism--a complaint that has been made by the way for centuries-that the meaning of the season gets trampled beneath the feet of charging shoppers. I know, I might as well just say bah humbug.

With protectionism gaining political momentum, Dennis considers the impact of such policy on economic recovery.

By Dennis Henderson

Wilmington NC – [Click the LISTEN button to hear Dennis' commentary.]

Sometimes the unexpected moments are the most meaningful.

By John Ormond

Wilmington NC – Click the LISTEN button to hear John's commentary.

John Ormond is a counselor with a general practice in Wilmington.