Human Trafficking on the Mid-Shore: A Conversation with FAS’s Beth Anne Dorman and Susan Ahlstrom
[youtube id=”2wFM1YoPmrs It’s hard to imagine that the Mid-Shore, the home of pleasant living, would have much to do with human trafficking. But that’s precisely what For All Seasons CEO Beth Anne Dorman and Susan Ahlstrom, its regional navigator for human trafficking, want the entire region to do and realize that this devastating is very […]
Cambridge Library Opens the Mic
There’s no need to sit at home and be bored on these long winter nights. There’s always something going on that’s fun and free in Cambridge where you can hear music, meet new friends, and learn new things! The Cambridge Library kicked off its new Open Mic/Spoken Work events February 2. Caroline Rodriguez, who works […]
Sit on the Floor by Kate Emery General
Drs Oz and Roizen wrote a book years ago called; You, the Owner’s Manual, about aging and health. Three takeaways that stuck with me are; balance on each leg for one minute a day, climb stairs, and sit on the floor every chance you get. I practice all three of these everyday and I’ve added […]
Let The Voters Decide by David Reel
In the 2024 General Assembly session, discussion is again underway on changing the roles and responsibilities of local Republican central committees and local Democratic central committees. The primary focus of these committees has historically been on recruiting and supporting political candidates. Under current law, local central committees also have a key role to play whenever […]
Happy Mystery Monday! Guess the Picture!
The answer to last week’s mystery is skunk cabbage, Symplocarpus foetidus, pictured in photo below. The large spathe surrounding the spadix cabbage gets its name from the unpleasant odor it emits. The skunk cabbage exhibits thermogenesis, or the ability to metabolically generate heat. Its spadix can generate temperatures on average 20 degrees warmer […]
MassoniArts: Art+Architecture.2 With Work by Elizabeth Casqueiro, Jon Mort, Mike Pugh, and Eve Stockton
February 10 — March 18, 2024 FOREWORD: How is it conceivable that a collective of thoughtful individuals would acquire famously-challenging degrees in Architecture, learn the practical trade of Architect, and then choose working careers as producers of Art that we can find at the Massoni Gallery? Does knowing about their shared technical and aesthetic training […]