Then we realized that the sound came from below, from the pond, and there they were: hundreds of frogs floating and darting on the surface of the water, croaking their hearts out. Read More
Sheela Clary - Today we continue with the second installment of a new resource for parents. And we are crowdsourcing. Please participate! Read More
Laura Didyk - Quarantine doesn't faze Amelia. Read More
Hannah Van Sickle - Great Barrington — Suffice it to say crisis brings out the best and the worst in people. “I want to look at the best, although I also see the worst,” Eve Schatz Esq. told me in a recent phone interview. Schatz, the founder and executive director of Berkshire Center for Justice Inc., has made it […] Read More
Rick Wilcox - Not long after that encounter with Burr, letters from Barnabas to Mary began to include details of the suspected attempt by Burr to cede the Louisiana Purchase and create a country over which he could rule. Read More
Emily Edelman - The results from the survey underscored the enormity of the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak on nonprofits’ essential operations, programs and services. Read More
Allen Harris - Whether we get to enjoy a rally, or even stabilization, the cure to the coronavirus - absent a vaccine - appears to be global governments pushing their respective economies into recession. Read More
Carole Owens - “Harlem on My Mind” was a retrospective about the Harlem Renaissance. Someone suggested the Met archivist ask VanDerZee if he had any photographs. Read More
Sheela Clary - Berkshire County has been gearing up to support her more vulnerable citizens who have lost work, can’t leave their homes or are otherwise struggling with the vast new restrictions on everyday life. Read More
Judy Isacoff - Radiating through windows and walls, the new season pulls at my sedentary form and unchallenged senses. Read More
Carolyn Newberger - Social distancing is easy in the outdoors, yet also offers the opportunity for community and connection. Read More
