I haven’t read Windham historian George Belden’s latest book yet, but it’s on my To Do List.
I picked up a copy of “The Windham Bombers, Volume Two: More Stories of the Black and Gold” (Trippnavy Press, Kent) when my wife and I helped The Portager’s publisher, Ben Wolford, work our company’s booth Aug. 22 at the Portage County Randolph Fair (I use the word “work” very loosely in my case). George’s book is waiting in the on-deck circle of my reading pile while Chas Madonio’s “Bars, Bands, and Rock ’n Roll: The Golden Era in Kent, Ohio” is standing at the plate.
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