by Senior Scene | Aug 1, 2021 | Celebrities, Entertainment, General Interest, Magazine, Nostalgia, Top Story (A)
A tale of two Maldens – Carla and Karl Nick Thomas By Nick Thomas Carla Malden credits her father, actor Karl Malden, for sowing the seeds of her writing career – first as a screenwriter then an author. “He used me and my sister to cue him quite often when he...
by Senior Scene | Jul 1, 2021 | Celebrities, Entertainment, General Interest, Magazine, Nostalgia, Top Story (A)
“Matilda” Turns 25 By Nick Thomas When British author Roald Dahl’s beloved 1988 novel “Matilda” was transformed into a fantasy comedy movie a decade later, the film became hugely popular. It remains an enjoyable family movie to watch with children and...
by Senior Scene | Jun 26, 2021 | Community, Local History, Magazine, Nostalgia, Top Story (C)
Territorial Florida’s East Coast Remembered By: Diane D. Barile and Michael Barile, South Brevard Historical Society The United States owned the world’s supply of wood in greatest demand for shipbuilding. These Southern Live Oak trees (Quercus Virginiana), were seen...
by Senior Scene | Jun 1, 2021 | Community, Featured Article (01), Local History, Magazine, Nostalgia
Trees, Pirates and the US Navy Diane Barile, South Brevard Historical Society The United States owned the world’s supply of wood in greatest demand for shipbuilding. These Southern Live Oak trees (Quercus Virginiana), were seen as an asset when Florida was accepted...
by Senior Scene | Jun 1, 2021 | Celebrities, Entertainment, General Interest, Magazine, Nostalgia, Top Story (A)
Hollywood beauty Diane McBain By Nick Thomas According to Diane McBain who turned 80 in May, it’s never too late to begin a new chapter in your life. Along with co-author Michael Gregg Michaud (see www.facebook.com/michael.michaud.90), the 60s glamour gal published...
by Senior Scene | May 1, 2021 | Community, Local History, Magazine, Nostalgia, Top Story (C)
Tom Tiger and the Last Canoe By Diane Barile, South Brevard Historical Society He set out simply to build a canoe. The leader of the Cow Creek band of Seminoles, living north of Lake Okeechobee, he was an icon of the tribe to white Floridians. But, to the native...
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