Category Archives: Newsletter Columns

Come Cringe With Us.

We never get tired of saying “the Tom Dwyer Newsletter is unlike any other newsletter you’ve ever read”, but what do we mean?  There’s no better way to show you than to look back at the stories we covered in … Continue reading

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Please VOTE for our Referral Reward Program Yearly Winner

We’ll give $1000 to one of these charities… YOU tell us which one! Even with Yelp and Google around, old-fashioned people-telling-people is the best advertising for any small business.   When our clients recommend our shop to their friends we say … Continue reading

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Popcorn Shorts for December 2020

Just like it says, Popcorn Shorts is about the kind of things we think are really interesting, but don’t really need a large article to explain them.  From the sublime to the ridiculous, check in here for crunchy bits of … Continue reading

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Monte Cristo Casserole

It’s like a Monte Cristo sandwich, but a gigantic, mouth-watering version you’ve only dreamed of.     Ingredients:  Butter, for greasing pan 16 slices of white sandwich bread 1 lb. deli ham 2 c. shredded Gruyère 6 large eggs 2/3 c. milk 1 tsp. kosher salt … Continue reading

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Health Notes- Breaking addiction means changing our thinking

        Everyone knows why addicts are addicted… they’re weak people who make bad individual choices and are too lazy to get better.  No?  Well, you’ll probably appreciate this nugget we found about someone rethinking the way we … Continue reading

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THE story of 2020

        THE Story of 2020 THE story around the shop this year, obviously, as it was for literally every other person and business on the planet, was Covid.  Some of our team have had friends and family … Continue reading

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Book Spotlight for December 2020

Our Book Spotlight might not shine on every book, but is shines on some of the books we think are the most interesting and useful out there.  For the last decade we’ve featured one book per month, but the chaos … Continue reading

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Tidbits for December 2020

Greetings, In these last two weeks of the most surreal year our country has seen so far, normality seems about as believable as Santa Claus.  Our lives have been upended by disease, our economy destroyed, our government is in tatters.  … Continue reading

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Dwyer Local Business Buying Guide

Please help your friends and neighbors during these Covid Holidays! Facebook friend Mary A. had a good idea… “I’m planning on buying as many Christmas gifts as I can from friends’ pages and local shops this year. Whether it’s candles, … Continue reading

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What’s Wrong With My Car?

Diagnosing vehicle problems requires more than a code reader or gut feeling The Car Talk guys did the automotive world a bit of a disservice.  They led people to believe complex automotive problems can be accurately diagnosed in 4 minutes … Continue reading

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