Italian blood not necessary to read recent Trigiani title

  • Linda Garrison and Linda Griffitt were wrapping burgers for the recent veterans and first responder appreciation lunch.
    Linda Garrison and Linda Griffitt were wrapping burgers for the recent veterans and first responder appreciation lunch.
  • Farm Bureau recently held their annual dinner and meeting at Columbus High School. Attendees dined on chicken and noodles before the meeting began.
    Farm Bureau recently held their annual dinner and meeting at Columbus High School. Attendees dined on chicken and noodles before the meeting began.
  • Donna Pace was one of the volunteers working at the luncheon for veterans and first responders.
    Donna Pace was one of the volunteers working at the luncheon for veterans and first responders.
  • Mary Torchia was busy keeping the meals moving to their recipients at the veterans and first responder lunch.
    Mary Torchia was busy keeping the meals moving to their recipients at the veterans and first responder lunch.
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    Love toA woman doesn’t need a drop of Italian blood flowing through her veins to enjoy reading Adriana Trigiani’s latest work, “The View From Lake Como”, but if that blood connection exists, I predict the book will be enjoyed immensely by its user…Italian or not.For many months, the author’s book titled “Big Stone Gap” was on the best seller list. It was released i...

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