Lulu ‘n’ Hershey

What was Hershey building in his workshop? A time machine, of course. He must fashion himself to be the canine equivalent of Dr. Who. And who knows where he'll travel!

Written by Robert Ayers

April 14, 2015

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Those who cross our borders unlawfully do so fully aware of the risk of deportation

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I WITNESS: Stephen Miller, architect of doom

Vickie Shufton -

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BRIGHT SPOTS: Week of June 18, 2025

Barbara Zheutlin -

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LEONARD QUART: My time in America

Leonard Quart -

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CONNECTIONS: Bring back civics

Carole Owens -

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STEPHEN COHEN: The greatest peril

Stephen Cohen -

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I WITNESS: What if they threw a militarized birthday party and nobody came?

Vickie Shufton -

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STEPHEN COHEN: Distractions in a tough time

Stephen Cohen -

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CONNECTIONS: It is 132 days in America, and we are still fighting

Carole Owens -

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I WITNESS: Give me your whites

Vickie Shufton -

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LEONARD QUART: High school years

Leonard Quart -

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SHEELA CLARY: If the youth lacrosse season operated like ICE

Sheela Clary -

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Those who cross our borders unlawfully do so fully aware of the risk of deportation

President Trump’s resounding 2024 election victory reflects a clear mandate from the American people to uphold immigration laws.

Viewpoints

I WITNESS: Stephen Miller, architect of doom

He is relentless, cruel, and without a soul. He is a malignancy, a carbuncle, a malformed lump on the body politic, a sinister, hissing Trump-whisperer, a villain.

Viewpoints

BRIGHT SPOTS: Week of June 18, 2025

Journalists are reporting on the constant chaos, but they are not featuring the Congresspeople who are speaking up. Here are a few; there are many more.

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Those who cross our borders unlawfully do so fully aware of the risk of deportation

I WITNESS: Stephen Miller, architect of doom

BRIGHT SPOTS: Week of June 18, 2025

LEONARD QUART: My time in America

CONNECTIONS: Bring back civics

STEPHEN COHEN: The greatest peril

I WITNESS: What if they threw a militarized birthday party and nobody came?

STEPHEN COHEN: Distractions in a tough time

CONNECTIONS: It is 132 days in America, and we are still fighting

I WITNESS: Give me your whites

LEONARD QUART: High school years

SHEELA CLARY: If the youth lacrosse season operated like ICE

Adam Gopnik

Boston Early Music Festival: Telemann’s Pimpinone & Ino

Sheffield Farmers Market

A Jewish Journey through Broadway, Part 2: 1980-Present

Berkshire Busk!

Berkshire Bach presents DANE JOHANSEN PLAYING SOLO CELLO SUITES BY BACH, BRITTEN, AND CASSADÓ

The Wrecking Crew: The biggest kept secret in Rock ‘n Roll

Great Balls of Fire: The music of Jerry Lee Lewis and Friends

Doug Mishkin in concert: A benefit for the Guthrie Center

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