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Spoiler Alert!  All seasoned, master cooks in our reading audience, this information will be old hat for you, but for lots of us who will soon be facing a great whitish blob sitting there on our cabinet expecting to be turned into a Norman Rockwellian masterpiece, the following is vital.

Tradition is a fickle thing.
Some traditions are self-sustaining and important, some traditions might evolve and change slightly over time and some traditions are just, well, inane and might simply run their course and go away.
Our family has traditionally exchanged presents and celebrated Christmas on the night before. That has remained unchanged.
Other family traditions have been modified from year to year, with changing and growing families.

In recent columns I’ve touted the resurrection of our Maiden City and those who have been behind the push.
Things happening in Cynthiana are wonderful. It has taken the right people doing the right things at the right time.
I’m so very proud of those young minds as well as all of the volunteers -- young and old -- who have worked tirelessly to ensure that Cynthiana doesn’t become The Forgotten City.
With that said, I want to turn to the school district.