The email suggested surprise that SBAS would seek end-of-year financial support from Stockbridge residents because, it erroneously suggested, SBAS does not serve Stockbridge. That is just not true.
We can honor the value of libraries while still asking the hard question: Are we funding a modern public need or maintaining a nostalgic institution whose scale no longer matches the town’s priorities in an era of diminishing resources?
OK, I collaborate with artificial intelligence. Writers are not supposed to admit this out loud. When I say it, academics bristle, journalists look wary, and my writer friends go still. Yet after 10 years of silence, it is this unlikely partnership that has brought me back to the page.
It is hard for a draft dodger to appear to be macho, but Trump is giving it his best shot, saying each boat blown out of the water saves 25,000 American lives, a lie of staggering proportions that he made up with no factual support.
Pope Leo is demonstrating that moral leadership requires more than prayer and polite statements; it demands the courage to call out wrongdoing, regardless of political risk.
For 78 years, Palestinians have not recognized the road to peace and prosperity that Japan and Germany followed after they were defeated in WWII. Those countries were rebuilt and today are among the world’s strongest economies.
Good for Mr. Perry for sharing Melville's quote, by way of characterizing his epic Clarel, "It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation."
In addition to all your holiday favorites—cookies, candies, cakes, pies, stollen, fruitcake, marmalade, etc.—there will be prepared soups and pulled pork for a ready-to-go lunch or dinner.
