Friday, Jun 23 - Currently in her 29th year at Buxton School, Linda Burlak has taught biology, physics, algebra, geometry and popular electives in marine science, astronomy and nature writing.
Friday, Jun 23 - The Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund recently awarded $84,000 to Berkshire Pulse to make its third-floor dance studios Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant.
Thursday, Jun 22 - Rep Farley-Bouvier's stated priorities are to ensure the well being of vulnerable populations including elders, those with disabilities, and those suffering with mental health and addiction issues.
Tuesday, Jun 20 - Beginning this weekend, community volunteers will join Greenagers in removing old boardwalk and bog bridges and replacing them with new structures.
Monday, Jun 19 - In 1960, Jane Jacobs’ book “The Death and Life of Great American Cities” sent shockwaves through the architecture and planning worlds
Saturday, Jun 17 - The news we are fed daily is divisive and alarming, but if we get out of the bubble we find there are also good things happening.
Friday, Jun 16 - I will be at Flying Deer Nature Day, as the proud Mama to one of 13 girls in Moon Tribe, the rites-of-passage program for girls between the ages of 11-13, designed to support girls as they move through early adolescence, learning about themselves and the world and discerning their identities as young women.
Friday, Jun 16 - Molly Rivest most recently worked as a primary care provider at UMass Memorial-Hahnemann Family Health Center in Worcester, specializing in women’s and adolescent health.
Thursday, Jun 15 - “Part of me feels how difficult this is … but the other part of me says that this is going to be a great opportunity for somebody.” -- Tom Hankey, co-owner of The Cove Bowling Lanes
Thursday, Jun 15 - “Forgotten Farms” profiles New England dairy farmers and examines the class divides in New England’s farm and food communities.
Wednesday, Jun 14 - “I love that Dewey Hall provides an experience of history, a tangible sense of continuum… We're invited to create personal memories, to mark our family milestones and engage our friends and neighbors in a space that holds 130 years of collective history.” -- Erika Ludwig, Dewey Hall board member
Wednesday, Jun 14 - After observing some early research on the use of exclusion netting, the Berry Patch's co-owner Dale-Ila Riggs obtained a grant to test the use of the netting on her half-acre blueberry planting.
Tuesday, Jun 13 - Connection to community is an important theme for the Carpenters, and so they made sure to include big wooden tables in their shop so that customers can come in to work on projects or simply hang out.
Tuesday, Jun 13 - Poets of all experience levels are welcome for an exploration of the Nick Cave installation “Until” at Mass MoCA, followed by a workshop with Carl Hancock Rux.
Tuesday, Jun 13 - You may enjoy eating in the café, or get your goodies to go. I usually do both. Something to sit down and enjoy, and something to take home for dinner and a sweet snack later.
Tuesday, Jun 13 - Once, Stockbridge was what Norman Rockwell painted it: America’s hometown. How did we move from idyllic to contentious?