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Hoge’s Horehound Honey
By Cecil Hoge My father told me that his great grandfather, one William Hoge, sold honey in England. I never paid much attention to this story until one day my wife came across some information about that business. She found … Continue reading
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On The Deceptive Beauty of our Waterways
By Cecil Hoge The waterways within 10 miles of my house are supremely beautiful. Above you will see a picture of the back bay of Stony Brook Harbor. That waterway is very scenic, with intricate marsh pathways wending off in different directions. Because it is … Continue reading
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My Old Boss, Dan Rattiner, Founder of Dan’s Papers
By Cecil Hoge In the year 1967, I managed, after six years of work, stress and partying, to graduate from the University of Virginia. My first act, after the 6 years, was to invite 6 of my fellow college friends … Continue reading
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