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Cy’s Corner #116

By |November 5, 2025|Cy's Corner|

Hallowe’en Edition

“Better late than never” –  That’s how I started the previous edition, and I promised that the October edition would be on time.  Well, I hate to break a […]

Cy’s Corner #115

By |August 15, 2025|Cy's Corner|

Ferragosto Edition

“Better late than never” – Apologies for the one-month lateness of this, but it was summer in North Carolina back in July, which was both the hottest month and […]

Cy’s Corner #114

By |April 28, 2025|Cy's Corner|

Spring  2025 Edition

The weather is getting warm (if not hot) and with May just a few days away, the ASAP University conference is almost upon us!  Hope to see you […]

Cy’s Corner #113

By |January 27, 2025|Cy's Corner|

Winter  2025 Edition

We had the first measurable snowfall in North Carolina in about 3 years in January, and there have

been quite a few days of sub-freezing temperatures.  I’m hoping that […]

Cy’s Corner #112

By |October 20, 2024|Cy's Corner|

Fall 2024 Edition

In September we saw historic levels of flooding and destruction from hurricanes and even unnamed

storms in the coastal areas and western mountains of North Carolina.  Here […]

Cy’s Corner #111

By |July 15, 2024|Cy's Corner|

Summer 2024 Edition July 15, 2024

We’ve already had two different kinds of summer here in North Carolina this year –  the first was hot and very dry, the second […]

Cy’s Corner #110

By |April 16, 2024|Cy's Corner|

Spring 2024 Edition April 15, 2024

Winter is over and change freezes have “thawed”.  We are seeing a lot of activity for release

migrations and […]

Cy’s Corner #109

By |January 19, 2024|Cy's Corner|

Winter 2024 Edition January 19, 2024

It’s been cold here in North Carolina for the last few weeks, and lots of rain (no snow so far).  Being stuck inside because of […]

Cy’s Corner #108

By |October 15, 2023|Cy's Corner|

Fall 2023 Edition

“When Autumn Leaves Start to Fall”  The song by Joseph Kousma (lyrics by Jacques Prevert) captures the bittersweet season perfectly.  It is both looking back (perhaps with some […]

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