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Celebrate Victorian Christmas in Jacksonville – by Peggy Dover

It’s time to embrace the joy of the season and celebrate Christmas the old-fashioned way as only historic Jacksonville can—with Jacksonville’s Victorian Christmas Celebration!

This annual, highly-anticipated event is thanks to much hard work by dedicated individuals who make Victorian Christmas not only possible, but enjoyable for all! Volunteers and chamber members work like elves […]

By Peggy Dover|2023-12-08T10:12:07-08:00November 29th, 2023|Event News, Now, Peggy Dover|Comments Off

Apple-licious Pastry Roses plus a Caramel Apple Martini – by Erika Bishop

Easy Recipes from the Pot Rack – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

If you’re the kind of host who likes to serve your guests something special but you don’t have the time required to spend hours in the kitchen, this fabulous, easy dessert is for you! It looks stunning but doesn’t require a pastry chefs degree. And the […]

By Erika Bishop|2023-12-13T13:23:19-08:00November 29th, 2023|Featured Stories, Pot Rack Easy Recipes|Comments Off

Happy Holidays from Britt! – by Abby McKee

News from Britt Hill – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

I can’t believe it’s the holiday season already! Wasn’t it just summer on the Britt hill? Yet here we are in the season of gratitude, giving, and—if your traditions are anything like mine—eating.

There’s so much on my list to be grateful for: this extraordinary community, our beautiful venue, […]

By Abby McKee|2023-12-13T13:22:58-08:00November 29th, 2023|Featured Stories, News From Britt Hill|Comments Off

Jacksonville 2.0 – by Graham Farran

Let’s Talk Real Estate – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

Jacksonville has seen many changes since the pandemic and we’re about to see more. While other cities have emerged from the pandemic weaker, with the loss of residents, retailers and restaurants, Jacksonville has emerged intact, stronger, and more desirable to both locals and tourists alike. Jacksonville is changing […]

By Graham Farran|2025-01-29T16:19:07-08:00November 29th, 2023|Discovering Southern Oregon, Featured Stories|Comments Off

Out of the Darkness – by Kate Ingram

Soul Matters – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

Winter is arrived, wrapping us in deepest darkness. The sun sits suspended on an invisible threshold, its solstice marking both an end and a beginning, a tipping point. The power, the crisis of this moment, was keenly felt by our ancestors. The myths and ritual celebrations surrounding the return of […]

By Kate Ingram, M.A.|2023-12-13T13:21:42-08:00November 29th, 2023|Featured Stories, Soul Matters|Comments Off

Winter Holidays in Jacksonville – by Mayor Donna Bowen

A Few Minutes with the Mayor – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

I love this time of the year in Jacksonville. We have enjoyed our beautiful show of fall leaf color from our deciduous trees, fire danger season is past, and I’m looking forward to enjoying the winter holiday season with family and friends.

The City of Jacksonville has […]

By Donna Bowen|2023-11-29T14:31:38-08:00November 29th, 2023|A Few Minutes with the Mayor, Featured Stories|Comments Off

Bands On Film – by Paula & Terry Erdmann

The Unfettered Critic – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

We have good news and bad news. Or, more accurately, good news and sad news.

We’re wildly happy that Jacksonville is home to the Britt Music and Arts Festival, and felt thrilled throughout the recent season as Executive Director Abby McKee handily demonstrated her prowess at the helm. Yet there’s […]

By Paula Block Erdmann and Terry Erdmann|2023-11-29T14:16:16-08:00November 29th, 2023|Featured Stories, The Unfettered Critic|Comments Off

2024 Market Predictions – by Sandy J. Brown

On Real Estate & More – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

By now, everyone knows that the demand for housing has been in a slump as homebuyers wait, hoping the market will become more affordable. Home prices are still near all-time highs, and recently the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate hit a 23-year high. Despite this, there are […]

By Sandy J. Brown|2023-11-29T14:44:23-08:00November 29th, 2023|Featured Stories, Sandy J. Brown|Comments Off

Roth Conversions Could Help Minimize Lifetime Taxes – by Erich & Matt Patten

On Money & More – Dec 2023/Jan 2024

Taxes are something that are always on investor’s minds. With record-high fiscal deficits and the “sunsetting” of the Trump tax cuts after 2025, a lot of people have raised concerns that their future tax rates will be going up. Last month we tackled the subject of gifting and […]

By Erich & Matt Patten, Cutler Investment Group|2023-11-29T14:39:33-08:00November 29th, 2023|Featured Stories, On Money and More|Comments Off

Let There Be Light! – Victorian Christmas in Jacksonville – by Peggy Dover

“Christmas! Tis the season for kindling the fire of hospitality in the hall, the genial flame of charity in the heart.”~Washington Irving

Nowhere is that genial flame more joyfully felt than in Jacksonville during our festive Victorian Christmas. Once more, this merry old town will resonate with all things bright and captivating.

We begin the annual tradition […]

By Peggy Dover|2023-10-26T10:59:01-07:00October 26th, 2023|Event News, Now, Peggy Dover|Comments Off

New in Town – by Belita Palu-ay

Jacksonville Review – November 2023

To help keep up-to-date on the recent changes in the business community, this month we explore what’s “New in Town,” with a fun feature on page 4 by Associate Editor Belita Palu-ay. Thanks for supporting LOCAL and Happy Thanksgiving from your friends at the Review!

By Belita Palu-ay|2023-10-27T12:19:45-07:00October 25th, 2023|Belita Palu-ay, Now|Comments Off

Fresh Cranberry Orange Drop Cookies – by Erika Bishop

Easy Recipes from the Pot Rack – November 2023

You may have noticed from this column that I’m not much of a baker. I’m more of a savory kinda gal. But this simple cookie is one I love because it’s easy and perfect for any holiday celebration. It’s also lower on the sweet scale with a […]

By Erika Bishop|2023-11-08T14:20:48-08:00October 26th, 2023|Featured Stories, Pot Rack Easy Recipes|Comments Off

Unexpected Costs of Buying a Home – by Sandy J. Brown

On Real Estate & More – November 2023

Buying a new home is exciting, but also one of the biggest investments a person will make. While some costs like property taxes, insurance and maintenance are often considered by many home buyers, there are other costs that should be considered. And it’s important to consider how some […]

By Sandy J. Brown|2023-11-08T14:20:22-08:00October 26th, 2023|Featured Stories, Sandy J. Brown|Comments Off

Gifting Done Right – by Erich & Matt Patten

On Money & More – November 2023

It’s that time of year when Jacksonville lights up in all its holiday splendor. And as we approach year-end, many of us will be thinking about gifts. Perhaps for you this means buying gifts at one of our California Street boutiques. But for some, it may also mean giving […]

By Erich & Matt Patten, Cutler Investment Group|2023-10-27T12:20:32-07:00October 26th, 2023|Featured Stories, On Money and More|Comments Off

Police Protection in Jacksonville – by Mayor Donna Bowen

A Few Minutes with the Mayor – November 2023

On October 3, 2023, City Council voted to enter into an Intergovernmental Agreement with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department and directed staff to come up with a timeline to rebuild our police department staff. The purpose of the agreement is to provide police services to the City […]

By Donna Bowen|2023-10-27T11:59:35-07:00October 26th, 2023|A Few Minutes with the Mayor, Featured Stories|Comments Off

Da Doo Run Run Run, Da Doo Run Run – by Paula & Terry Erdmann

The Unfettered Critic – November 2023

“This is dedicated… to the one I love…”

Or, more accurately, the ONES WE love. We’re thinking about “the girl groups,” teenage vocalists that had as much to do with the birth of Rock ‘n’ Roll as Elvis Presley, or as the Sears catalog’s guitar page.

You know of whom we speak. […]

By Paula Block Erdmann and Terry Erdmann|2023-10-27T11:59:27-07:00October 26th, 2023|Featured Stories, The Unfettered Critic|Comments Off

Jacksonville’s Haunted Trolley Returns – by Peggy Dover

Jacksonville Review – October 2023

What ghostly tales and phantoms hide behind the curtained windows of Jacksonville’s historical homes? Find out, if you dare, with a nighttime ride on a haunted trolley. This year’s haunted trollies have surprises galore for the unsuspecting rider. Two storylines run through the narrative—one true and one pure fiction, with special […]

By Peggy Dover|2023-09-27T10:04:32-07:00September 26th, 2023|Event News, Now, Peggy Dover|Comments Off

Quilting Circle of Support Needed – by Belita Palu-ay

Jacksonville Review – October 2023

Debbie Carruthers, owner of Country Quilts, inherited her store and her ability to mend beloved heirlooms from her mother Marge Wall, who started the family business in 1987. Unfortunately the condition of Jacksonville’s oldest surviving retailer calls for repair beyond the power of needle and thread.

“We’re struggling. We’re trying. I […]

By Belita Palu-ay|2023-10-02T11:26:28-07:00September 26th, 2023|Belita Palu-ay, Now|5 Comments

Mulligatawny Soup for the Soul – by Erika Bishop

Easy Recipes from the Pot Rack – October 2023

It’s soup season! This year I present a personal favorite of mine—Mulligatawny soup. It’s a yummy, curry-flavored cream soup with so much complexity that your family will think you slaved for hours. And yes, there are a fair amount ingredients, but don’t let that scare you. The […]

By Erika Bishop|2023-10-23T18:04:27-07:00September 26th, 2023|Featured Stories, Pot Rack Easy Recipes|Comments Off

That’s My Story – by Kate Ingram

Soul Matters – October 2023

Well my friends, here we are. As I write this in early September, the light has taken on that warm, melancholic hue that signals the end of summer. Every year at this time I find myself in a reflective reverie and this year has not a little bit to reflect upon: […]

By Kate Ingram, M.A.|2023-10-12T13:24:03-07:00September 26th, 2023|Featured Stories, Soul Matters|Comments Off

Smoke Gets in Your Eyes – by Abby McKee

News from Britt Hill – October 2023

Well. I think we all experienced it: the end of August was a real doozy.

I think by now, everyone has heard that Britt canceled four shows due to smoke. What a heartbreaker! We had a gorgeous season, but those four shows constituted 10% of our total programming. Like all […]

By Abby McKee|2023-10-12T13:23:52-07:00September 26th, 2023|Featured Stories, News From Britt Hill|Comments Off

A Helluva Town – by Paula & Terry Erdmann

The Unfettered Critic – October 2023

You know that television commercial that seems to get recycled every few years? The one where the old lady pitifully moans, “Help! I’ve fallen and I can’t get up!”

This isn’t about that. Although it might as well be.

Our personal pitiful moan this month is: “Help! We’ve traveled and we can’t […]

By Paula Block Erdmann and Terry Erdmann|2023-09-27T12:31:20-07:00September 26th, 2023|Featured Stories, The Unfettered Critic|Comments Off

The Color of Fall – by Graham Farran

Discovering Southern Oregon – October 2023

Fall is the time of year when pumpkins and squash are harvested, ciders are brewed, and the leaves turn from green into a beautiful array of vibrant reds, warm oranges, golden yellows, and rustic browns—making the landscape look like a painting. October and November are a delight to our senses […]

By Graham Farran|2023-09-29T13:58:32-07:00September 26th, 2023|Featured Stories, Let's Talk Real Estate|1 Comment

The Impact of Higher Interest Rates on Housing – by Sandy J. Brown

On Real Estate & More – October 2023

As homebuyers adjust to mortgage rates that have climbed to their highest level in more than two decades, it has led to some real transitions in the housing market. Home affordability has emerged as a major issue due to low inventory and increased borrowing costs. Although average home […]

By Sandy J. Brown|2023-09-27T12:29:00-07:00September 26th, 2023|Featured Stories, Sandy J. Brown|Comments Off

Navigating the Transition – by Erich & Matt Patten

On Money & More – October 2023

The broader US economy is built upon the successes of small businesses. In fact, there are nearly 27 million small businesses nationwide! And Jacksonville is no exception. As anyone can tell from walking down California Street, small businesses are the lifeblood of our community. As an entrepreneur, you work […]

By Erich & Matt Patten, Cutler Investment Group|2023-09-27T12:28:50-07:00September 26th, 2023|Featured Stories, On Money and More|Comments Off

The Pickleball Issue – by Mayor Donna Bowen

A Few Minutes with the Mayor – October 2023

At the end of the September 6 City Council meeting, I left the building with a heavy heart, after the Council had to vote on a difficult agenda item. At this meeting, your City Council had to make yet another decision regarding our current Tennis/Pickleball courts at […]

By Donna Bowen|2023-09-27T12:28:37-07:00September 26th, 2023|A Few Minutes with the Mayor, Featured Stories|Comments Off

It’s Time for the First-Annual Jacksonville 1851 Gold Rush Run/Walk – by Peggy Dover

Gather your family and friends and lace up your sneakers. It’s time for the first Jacksonville 1851 Gold Rush Run/Walk in the Jacksonville Woodlands, with 10K, 5K, and 2K course options. The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce and co-sponsor Public Lands outdoor store, located at 293 Rossanley Dr. in Medford, are excited to launch this new […]

By Peggy Dover|2023-09-01T15:02:21-07:00September 1st, 2023|Event News, Now, Peggy Dover|Comments Off

Linda Davis Receives Award – by Belita Palu-ay

Jacksonville Review – September 2023

Linda Davis, Jacksonville’s Firewise Coordinator, received the highest honor granted to a civilian by Oregon’s Office of the State Fire Marshall for her extensive volunteer work throughout Jacksonville. The Silver Sparky Award “recognizes a civilian or civilian agency for outstanding achievement in fire prevention or public safety education.”

The description of this […]

By Belita Palu-ay|2023-08-31T18:33:55-07:00August 31st, 2023|Belita Palu-ay, Now|Comments Off

Citizens for a Safer Jacksonville Presented 7 Recommendations to City Council – by Cindy Rasmussen

Jacksonville Review – September 2023

In keeping with our policy of full transparency, our group, Citizens for a Safer Jacksonville, presented Mayor Donna Bowen, City Administrator Jeff Alvis, and Councilor Ken Gregg, a set of seven initial recommendations for consideration.

This meeting took place August 9, 2023, and the full presentation was sent to the entire City […]

By Jacksonville Review Online|2023-09-27T17:45:01-07:00September 1st, 2023|Community, Letters to the Editor, Now|Comments Off

Affection for Our Jacksonville PD – by Diana Crabtree Green, CPA

Jacksonville Review – September 2023

When talking with others about living here, I usually sum up Jacksonville as “a quaint little bubble.” This reflects endearment for our city’s historic charm and moreover that I feel safe living here. Jacksonville appears largely protected from many of the issues challenging areas nearby. Crimes in our town tend to […]

By Jacksonville Review Online|2023-09-01T15:12:37-07:00September 1st, 2023|Letters to the Editor, Now|Comments Off

Charcuterie Boards – by Erika Bishop

Easy Recipes from the Pot Rack – September 2023

Charcuterie is raging these days and we’re often presented with large, gorgeous, over-the-top boards brimming with tasty nibbles. As a host you may be tempted to create a charcuterie platter that could feed an army when all you really need to do for a simple occasion is […]

By Erika Bishop|2023-09-10T12:09:25-07:00September 1st, 2023|Featured Stories, Pot Rack Easy Recipes|Comments Off

Singing With One Voice – by Abby McKee

News from Britt Hill – September 2023

As you read this, another Britt season is drawing to a close. It’s been an incredible summer of performances: The Princess Bride with the Britt Festival Orchestra; Diana Ross; Ringo Starr; Kelsea Ballerini; Tig Notaro; Ashley McBride; Buddy Guy; and so many more We’ve welcomed almost 60,000 people to […]

By Abby McKee|2023-09-01T14:03:40-07:00September 1st, 2023|Featured Stories, News From Britt Hill|Comments Off

Learning, Literacy and Libraries – by Mayor Donna Bowen

A Few Minutes with the Mayor – September 2023

Reading is a big deal in my family’s life. Reading is a daily pleasure for us, and I don’t know if I could go to sleep at night without reading for a while. As a family without a television until 1958, my parents read to my siblings […]

By Donna Bowen|2023-09-01T13:53:31-07:00September 1st, 2023|A Few Minutes with the Mayor, Featured Stories|Comments Off

Recent Real Estate Scams – by Sandy J. Brown

On Real Estate & More – September 2023

In fall 2022, I was contacted by a property owner whose property had not sold with another agent and he wanted to relist the property in Jacksonville with me. I sell a lot of property in Jacksonville so did not find this request unusual, but thought it was […]

By Sandy J. Brown|2023-09-01T13:48:16-07:00September 1st, 2023|Featured Stories, Sandy J. Brown|Comments Off

The Secrets of Secret Beach – by Graham Farran

Discovering Southern Oregon – September 2023

Secret Beach is part of the Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor, a protected area along the Southern Oregon Coast known for its breathtaking scenery. The corridor offers several hiking trails and viewpoints that provide stunning vistas of the Pacific Ocean, tree-covered sea stacks, tide pools, and sandy beaches. Secret […]

By Graham Farran|2025-01-29T16:19:40-08:00September 1st, 2023|Discovering Southern Oregon, Featured Stories|Comments Off

Four Score… and More – by Paula & Terry Erdmann

The Unfettered Critic – September 2023

Hi.

Terry here.

Paula has the month off—except that she rewrote, edited, and grammar-corrected this into readability, so, “Thanks, Paula.”

Anyway—recently I’ve been reminiscing about facts that seem, to me at least, stranger than fiction. For instance:

During the first two years of my life, the President of the United States was named Franklin […]

By Paula Block Erdmann and Terry Erdmann|2023-09-01T13:36:41-07:00September 1st, 2023|Featured Stories, The Unfettered Critic|1 Comment

New Wine Trolley in Town – by Peggy Dover

Jacksonville pioneer Peter Britt would be proud to witness the booming success of the local wine industry. In 1858 he decided that wine grapes might do well in the region, along with pears and peaches. He was so right. Swiss-born Peter Britt was drawn by the gold, but excelled as a photographer, horticulturist and lays […]

By Peggy Dover|2023-07-27T18:54:23-07:00July 27th, 2023|Event News, Now, Peggy Dover, The Wine Scene, wine news|Comments Off

Phase 1 Action Plan to Stop the Speeders – by Cindy Rasmussen, Citizens for a Safer Jacksonville

Summer greetings to all our residents and visitors! When I first stood before the City Council in February of this year, I had no idea that my serious concerns about speeding in town were so widespread and significant. At our May 24 Town Hall meeting, more than 50 people, many of whom had not been […]

By Jacksonville Review Online|2023-09-27T17:45:23-07:00July 27th, 2023|Community, Letters to the Editor, Now|Comments Off

Fruit-Forward Summer Menu – by Erika Bishop

Easy Recipes from the Pot Rack – August 2023

August means watermelon, figs, and peaches in the Rogue Valley so let’s design a menu featuring these show-stopper fruits.

Cold Watermelon Soup

3 cups cubed watermelon

1 celery stalk

1 medium tomato

1 cucumber

1 red bell pepper

2 garlic cloves

1 inch piece fresh ginger, peeled

Juice of 2 limes

Handful fresh basil leaves

1 tablespoon apple […]

By Erika Bishop|2023-08-16T15:25:32-07:00July 27th, 2023|Featured Stories, Pot Rack Easy Recipes|Comments Off

Duck, Duck, No – by Kate Ingram

Soul Matters – August 2023

Since I am in the midst of a significant major life transition—taking my son to college this month—I am sharing this piece originally published in 2017. Except for the zodiacal reference, I think it as timely as ever. Enjoy.

While this is the Year of the Rooster, I’m thinking about other birds […]

By Kate Ingram, M.A.|2023-08-16T15:25:24-07:00July 27th, 2023|Featured Stories, Soul Matters|Comments Off

Real Estate Transaction Teamwork – by Sandy J. Brown

On Real Estate & More – August 2023

Purchasing a property is one of the biggest purchases most people will ever make, and your real estate agent is essential to making it happen. But it takes a team of professionals who work with your real estate agent, and a good Realtor will have an established team […]

By Sandy J. Brown|2023-08-16T15:25:14-07:00July 27th, 2023|Featured Stories, Sandy J. Brown|Comments Off

The Rising Tide of Interest Rates: Impact on the Average American – by Erich & Matt Patten

On Money & More – August 2023

The Federal Reserve’s recent tightening cycle, initiated in 2022, is making waves in the everyday lives of ordinary Americans—from Wall Street all the way to California Street, here in Jacksonville. The rate hikes, aimed at curbing inflation and stabilizing the economy, affect everything from car loans to credit card […]

By Erich & Matt Patten, Cutler Investment Group|2023-08-16T15:24:56-07:00July 27th, 2023|Featured Stories, On Money and More|Comments Off

Last Chance to Raft the Upper Klamath! – by Graham Farran

Discovering Southern Oregon – August 2023

The Upper Klamath River’s “Hells Corner Gorge” is one of the nation’s newest federally- protected “wild and scenic” waterways. The Upper Klamath River is in a remote canyon right on the Oregon-California border, beginning in the southern tip of the Cascade Mountains in Oregon and concluding at Copco Lake, California. […]

By Graham Farran|2025-01-29T16:19:25-08:00July 27th, 2023|Discovering Southern Oregon, Featured Stories|Comments Off

Farewells and Thanks – by Mayor Donna Bowen

A Few Minutes with the Mayor – August 2023

I have been reflecting lately on how many interesting activities we, and our visitors, enjoy in Jacksonville. My most recent thoughts of appreciation are of our partners: the Britt Music Festival, the Jacksonville Boosters, and our many Jacksonville volunteers who make many of these activities possible.

Britt’s latest […]

By Donna Bowen|2023-07-27T14:36:53-07:00July 27th, 2023|A Few Minutes with the Mayor, Featured Stories|Comments Off

It’s Not the Years – It’s the Mileage – by Paula & Terry Erdmann

The Unfettered Critic – August 2023

Forty-two.

Yes, it’s the ultimate answer to life, the universe and everything. But more importantly, it’s the number of years since we first met Indiana Jones—archaeologist/professor/badass, with a bullwhip at his side and a well-worn fedora on his head.

Over the years, we’ve watched him battle his way through hostile natives, fascistic […]

By Paula Block Erdmann and Terry Erdmann|2023-07-27T14:28:00-07:00July 27th, 2023|Featured Stories, The Unfettered Critic|1 Comment

William Green Hamilton T’Vault – Part 4 – “Saint or Sinner?” – by Carolyn Kingsnorth

Pioneer Profiles – August 2023

Our saga of William T’Vault (or Tevault, or Teevault, depending on his current persona) is drawing to a close. An individual who regularly reinvented himself, we’ve traced T’Vault through legal and political careers in Indiana, Arkansas, and Oregon; a marriage to the supposed “granddaughter” of Daniel Boone; a jail break following […]

By Carolyn Kingsnorth|2023-07-27T14:08:46-07:00July 27th, 2023|Featured Stories, Pioneer Profiles|Comments Off

Letter to the Editor: Pickleball Player’s Letter to City Council – by John Jorgenson

July 19, 2023—Whit, Hope all is well…I know you have an interest in the pickleball saga and thought you might want to see a copy of what I read to the Jacksonville City Council today.
John Jorgenson

My name is John Jorgenson I live @ 810 Bybee Drive in Jacksonville

I would like to address the comments in […]

By Jacksonville Review Online|2023-07-19T15:56:40-07:00July 19th, 2023|Letters to the Editor, Now|3 Comments

Marionberry Buckle – by Erika Bishop

Easy Recipes from the Pot Rack – July 2023

So here we are with two serious questions; is a marionberry kinda like a blackberry (yes), and is a buckle the same thing as a cobbler (no). Bottom line on the berry question, not all blackberries are marionberries, but all marionberries are a type of blackberry. You […]

By Erika Bishop|2023-06-29T14:51:05-07:00June 29th, 2023|Pot Rack Easy Recipes|Comments Off

To “Yes” – by Kate Ingram

Soul Matters – July 2023

My son, Aidan, has been planning on attending the local university this fall. It’s been a long journey of many disappointments this past year, as my regular readers will recall. But just when we were settling into this next chapter, Aidan received an email. The arts conservatory on the East coast […]

By Kate Ingram, M.A.|2023-07-14T14:45:15-07:00June 29th, 2023|Featured Stories, Soul Matters|Comments Off

Real Estate Due Diligence – by Sandy J. Brown

On Real Estate & More – July 2023

I previously helped clients with the purchase of their first home. As a part of the due diligence process, I went into the planning department to inquire about permits on the property and any long-range plans for the area. I was told that the vacant lots next to […]

By Sandy J. Brown|2023-07-14T14:45:02-07:00June 29th, 2023|Featured Stories, Sandy J. Brown|Comments Off

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