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Asking questions about unsolved homicides was a roll of the dice every time, Holthouse says. But this series isn’t a disaster movie of the week. As Wolf puts it, “It’s kind of the Every episode is a mystery to be solved. In the April 25 Season 16 premiere, lightning strikes Loganair 6780 as it circles the Shetland Islands in 2014. But why does the turbojet nosedive and come within seconds of plunging into the North Sea before the pilots can pull up? Interviews with the real head inspecto...

Capital Connections: Delivering connection, learning and hope Guest Speakers Angie Lane and Emmett Soldati discussed business and community leadership with CASL students in March. Courtesy Some members of Leadership Greater Concord Class of 2021 connecting safely through technology. Courtesy Published: 4/21/2021 5:36:07 PM The Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce offers two leadership programs annually: Capital Area Student Leadership and Leadership Greater Concord. CASL provides capital area...

David Wolf, champion of California community colleges, dies at 78 FacebookTwitterEmail David Wolf, shown during a visit to Sicily, Italy, co-founded the Campaign for College Opportunity, which grew into one of the only statewide nonprofits to focus exclusively on public higher education in California.Courtesy Ben Wolf After David Wolf retired from a career in higher education, he climbed into his Honda Civic and left his Santa Rosa home on a mission to visit as many community colleges as he cou...

The Marthas Vineyard Times Cape Air adds new wings There’s a new commuter airplane on the horizon for Vineyarders. I’ve seen it a couple of times at Martha’s Vineyard Airport, but haven’t been in it yet. Cape Air has purchased 20 Tecnam P2012 Travellers, and has an option for 90 more. The plan is to replace the entire fleet with new airplanes. Cape Air pilots are being trained on Traveller, and the plane is being flown on different routes through the Cape Air network. Most o...

Part Three of OUR PANDEMIC YEAR, a week-long series examining how the Covid pandemic has changed our local Jewish world. Debra Schaffner has spent much of the past year working on her first feature-length documentary. “Curse of the Mutant Heirloom” explores how women, including herself, deal with the knowledge that they carry the BRCA gene mutation, which results in increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer and is more prevalent among Ashkenazi Jews. The pandemic prevented Schaffner from ...

On Cape Cod there is an impressive constellation of talented and experienced people working to combat climate change. Jim Wolf, sustainability director of Cape Air, stands out. Joining with his

A year ago, Cape Air was rounding into spring, headed for what they assumed would be another busy summer. Then, the pandemic hit. In late March, Gov. Charlie Baker shut the state down, closing all nonessential businesses and issuing a stay-at-home advisory to try and put the brakes on a rapidly expanding outbreak of COVID-19 cases. Over the next 10 months, the new coronavirus would infect nearly a half-million Massachusetts residents leading to more than 14,000 deaths. To offset this unpreced...

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The pandemic has hit breweries and restaurants hard, but it may have hit college-campus businesses even harder, since they rely on students visiting in person for much of their income. For Tivoli Brewing, which occupies a unique spot in the Tivoli Student Union building on the Auraria campus, this double whammy has had a crippling effect. In December, just before Christmas, the brewery’s ownership group laid off at least half of its staff, including its lead brewers, brewery director and long...