Since this is another week with a lack of news to report, I’ll give you a history lesson on this column.

It’s a good thing for the readers of this column that some of the neighbors are not like the not so feisty Fauskas this week.

Some weeks, it seems the neighbors don’t have much news to report, and this was one of them.

Here we are past the middle of October already and looking forward to the Kendall Holiday Fair in the community hall on Friday, Nov. 8.

Usually by this time in October, the fall colors have reached their peak and hold on for a few weeks before the leaves start dropping.

This Monday morning, we are experiencing October’s bright blue weather and reasonable temperatures.

Did you miss this column last week? I had a short vacation, as my husband Dave and I had a busy weekend.

To begin with this week, I have to correct a statement from last week’s column in which I put Wisconsin’s fall beauty east of Vermont’s colors.

As I begin this column this week, it is Labor Day, the last day of summer on the calendar according to Myrna.

Here we are into the last week of August, and we’re looking forward to Labor Day weekend and the first of fall. On Saturday afternoon and evening, the Kendall Community Hall will fill