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Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre to meet with deputy Liberal Leader

Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre to meet with deputy Liberal Leader

The Elizabeth de C. Wilson Museum at the Southern Vermont Arts Center is imposingly lofty: Its main 3,000-square-foot exhibition space rises to a vaulted ceiling...

Many of Wedmore Seniors and Ladies found scoring difficult in their competitions recently. 

Deported 1942 Auschwitz Murdered The project is the brainchild of the German artist Gunter Demnig, who first had the idea in the early 1990s as he studied the Nazis deportation of Sinti and Roma people. His first installations were guerrilla artwork: According to Reuters, Demnig laid his first 41 blocks in Berlin without official approval. The city, however, soon endorsed the idea and granted him permission to install more. Today, Berlin has more than 5000. Artist Gunter Demnig lays a Stolpers...

Nature’s Sheds Todd MoeDavid Crews: poetry inspired by art, nature Its the first morning of the Winter Solstice, and to celebrate we asked poet David Crews for a work inspired by our northern landscape and a new season.   Crews "got hooked" on hiking in the Adirondacks after climbing a couple of High Peaks in 2012, and regularly hikes the mountains and forests for inspiration.   He recently joined "Writing the Land", a collaborative project between local land trusts and artists to help ra...