RE: “Coming home” [Arts, June 13].
Grants Ferry is a very good read. I especially liked David Chase's sneaky sense of humor.
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There are several contested races in the Aug. 9 Democratic Party primary, but the bulk of the attention has been focused on one race and two candidates. Senate President Pro Tem Becca Balint and Lt. Gov. Molly Gray are the clear frontrunners in the contest to decide the Democratic nominee for the U.S. House seat being vacated by Peter Welch, who is running for his party's nomination for the U.S. Senate seat of the soon-to-retire Patrick Leahy. Two progressive Democrats,
Oscar Heller is a young technology professional - he formerly worked at Mondo Mediaworks, then founded his own web design firm, 10F Design. In the past year, Oscar has served as a Town Meeting member for District 3, and also currently serves on the Representative Town Meeting Finance Committee. For those who attended or watched the Town Meeting last year, you'll remember Oscar from his comments regarding the sales tax issue. It was obvious that he had done his research,
Pablo Picasso said, “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” Fortunately here in Windham County, we don't have to worry about the absence of art-making for children or grown-ups. We have the River Gallery School of Art at 32 Main St., where students of all abilities are met where they are and encouraged in their creative process every step of the way. This year's RGS Annual Benefit Auction on Saturday,
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