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Great Mountain Forest to host Nature Writing Retreat at Historic Yale Camp in Falls Village, Conn., Aug. 7 to 9

“The retreat brings people together, builds community in the forest, gets participants outside and off their screens, and uses nature sustainably to heal and inspire minds and souls,” stated Great Mountain Forest Executive Director Michael Zafros. Retreat registration closes on July 30.

Vira Vira Equinox

Vira Vira poses the question of the day -- perhaps the era.

Donald Coleman, 91, of Stockbridge

After retirement, he worked for the town of Stockbridge and was "captain" of the weed harvester on Stockbridge Bowl for years.

It’s Thursday morning

It’s Thursday morning and I could mow but I did that yesterday. Maybe I’ll write yet another note of fan mail to Allison Larkin.

It’s Saturday, April 14th  

It’s Saturday April 14th and my three dogs could care less  about the incessant political banter.

Cockroaches, Lent and felled innocence

On an average, 96 people a day are killed by gunfire in the United States. Yesterday, 17 children were killed in Florida. That leaves 79 others whose names and faces we won’t be seeing online or in print, but they are still dead.

A Valentine’s message

A Valentine's Day illustration from Belle Fox-Martin.

A new way home

It’s January 5, 2018 and depending on your perspective we are all either hopelessly lost or we are all on the road together.

Louise Brazie, 82, of Housatonic

She worked at the former DeSisto School as a cook and counselor as well as running its honors program.

For the New Year: Prayer flags or laundry?

Belle Fox-Martin muses about the implications of this New Year's... prayer flags or laundry.

Small things with great love

Like it our not we are one family of man. To know this is to feel and be responsible.

Patricia Kelly, 69, of Glendale

Pat did everything in her power to love, help, teach, guide, mentor and just be an overall positive presence in others' lives.

James Kelly, 60, of Glendale

From an early age, Jim loved to tinker with bikes and small machines, eventually going on to become an auto mechanic, owning and operating Lee Auto for many years.

Frances M. Schneyer, 95, of Glendale

She was a member of the Glendale Women’s Auxiliary and actively worked on the campaign to bring the Norman Rockwell Museum to Glendale.

David Allan Hawkins, 75, of Stockbridge

He educated himself and climbed the ladder through Mead Specialty Paper in South Lee, retiring from his position as Environmental Engineer 35 years later.

Seasons Greetings

Seasons Greetings: Illustration and poem for the holiday season from Belle Fox-Martin.
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