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November 21, 2023
In other sports, technological innovations tend to improve performance. Not so with string pinsetters, which might even decrease scoring and certainly make the game look and sound different. Some bowlers are angry.
November 21, 2023
In other sports, technological innovations tend to improve performance. Not so with string pinsetters, which might even decrease scoring and certainly make the game look and sound different. Some bowlers are angry.
June 5, 2023
DEERFIELD — For the first time in six years, Historic Deerfield and the Antique Dealers’ Association of America are bringing the annual antique show back to Deerfield.The show will take place in Deerfield Academy’s Hale Family Gym on Saturday, June...
June 4, 2023
DEERFIELD — For the first time in six years, Historic Deerfield and the Antique Dealers’ Association of America are bringing the annual antiques show back to Deerfield.The show will take place in Deerfield Academy’s Hale Family Gym on Saturday, June...
October 4, 2021
WHATELY — The Whately Historical Society dug deep to bring its annual Fall Festival back to town on Sunday.The festival, sharing the day with a nearby silent auction and library book sale, showcased local pottery as its main draw. Whately pottery...
October 2, 2021
WHATELY — The town center will be buzzing on Sunday as the Historical Society hosts its Fall Festival, a silent auction is held down the street and the S. White Dickinson Memorial Library holds a book sale.The public is invited to celebrate the...
October 1, 2021
WHATELY — The town center will be buzzing on Sunday as the Historical Society hosts its Fall Festival, a silent auction is held down the street and the S. White Dickinson Memorial Library holds a book sale.The public is invited to celebrate the...
April 14, 2021
âWhooooo hooooo!â Support local news coverage and the people who report it by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register. Madriaga was so happy to be able to bowl again, she and her daughter Kaitlin, 17, headed to Napa this past Friday morning to slip on their bowling shoes and hit the lanes. âIt feels really good to get out of the house,â said Madriaga, who lives in Vallejo. âAnd itâs a family thing,â she said. âWe all bowl together.â Napas only bowli...