Stop. Stop it. For the love of all that is holy, stop saying that there will be a V-shaped recovery coming out of this recession.
Nick Diller weather summary May 2020: Cool and dry
May was a cool and dry month, over all slightly cooler than April
Business Briefs: ‘Reimagining America’ series; COVID-19, mental health webinar; HDC artist funding; Olmstead Awards for schools
Williams College has announced its 2020 bicentennial Olmsted Awards for Faculty and Curricular Development.
Illuminating the Hidden Forest, Chapter 48: Wildflowers
During this terrible time of police violence, protest, burning cities and pandemic, these woodland flowers call me to them like shelter in a storm.
CONNECTIONS: The accidental traitor
Truth is Whiting was consistent but the “little group of conservatives who ran the affairs of the county” were not.
Bits & Bytes: ‘Inside the Bolshoi Ballet’; TINA TALKS; Live Out Loud workshop; Wildcat Art Gallery reception; BCD graduation
Over six weeks, Tina Packer will discuss how Shakespeare's plays reveal underlying messages and major questions that interested him as well as how his ability as a dramatist allowed him to express ideas in action as well as words.
NATURE’S TURN: Edibles for all seasons. Encourage diversity. Relish the unexpected.
Cover crops contribute to the diversity of life in the soil by feeding earthworms and other beneficial macro- and microorganisms.
From tuna fish on rice to risotto
The wonderful thing about risotto is it’s like a blank canvas, providing a relatively neutral base allowing whatever ingredients are added to shine.
In the pandemic age, gardening blooms in the Berkshires
"Business as usual" does not exist for any industry at this point. With that said, county horticultural businesses have taken steps to keep both staff and consumers safe while still adapting to increased demands.