Artist Jose Ramirez’s Journey from Guatemala to Dorchester in Color and Light
Born in Guatemala, Jose Ramirez came to the United States in 2012 hoping for a better life and hoping to make that life through making his art. He had studied art in Guatemala between 2007 and 2009, beginning his career as a professional artist in 2009 after attending the Manuel Herrarte Lemuz art school in […]
Moore Plans One-Time Infusion to Ease Pain of Transportation Cuts
The administration of Gov. Wes Moore (D) is expected Tuesday to announce a one-year infusion of cash meant to ease the initial effects of draconian cuts to transportation projects over the next six years. Maryland Transportation Secretary Paul Wiedefeld, in a briefing with reporters, said the state will pump $150 million dollars into transportation projects […]
A Pregnant Moment by Al Sikes
Nullification comes to mind. Not the kind asserted unsuccessfully by State’s rights advocates but the kind that begins at the “grass roots” as they say. The kind of nullification that looks East from West. Let me begin. Many Iowans turned out, almost defiantly as so many reporting the news said that severe cold would keep […]
A Letter to Charles Darwin by Jamie Kirkpatrick
Dear Charles, I find myself thinking about your theory of evolution and your notions on natural selection a lot these days. To tell the truth, I’m more perplexed than ever. I just can’t fathom how we all derived from a common ancestor, someone or something who crawled out of the primordial muck millions of […]
Out and About (Sort of): Resignations by Howard Freedlander
The resignations during the past five weeks of Penn’s Liz Magill and Harvard’s Claudia Gay have shaken this avid Penn alumnus to the core of his sacred beliefs in the quality and societal impact of elite Ivy League schools. I must change my opinions consistent with unmistakable disruption. After three months of disturbing immersion in […]
The Plan for For All Seasons Best Girlfriends Weekend
For the second year in a row, For All Seasons is gearing up for their highly anticipated Best Girlfriends Weekend, set to take place from February 2nd – 4th. The event promises another unforgettable experience, this time at the picturesque Inn at Perry Cabin in St. Michaels, renowned for its five-star amenities and spectacular views. […]
Allegro Children’s Chorus Invites Young Singers
Allegro Children’s Chorus, a program of Allegro Academy located in downtown Easton, is now enrolling new members for a new session beginning January 24. Singers ages 8 and up are invited to join the weekly Wednesday evening rehearsals in which they will explore vocal production, rhythm skills, and musicianship through songs and activities. Choristers will also participate in […]