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‘They make poetry real’: Northampton launches 1st-ever youth poet laureate program, seeks student from city entering 7th to 12th grade Updated 1:43 PM; In 2017, Amanda Gorman, then 19 years old, became the country’s first national youth poet laureate. Four years later, at Democratic President Joe Biden’s inauguration, she gave a rousing oration of her poem, “The Hill We Climb,” speaking eloquently on the complexities of democracy in the United States, stealing the spotlight during ...

Northampton seeks its first youth poet laureate Northampton City Hall FILE PHOTO Published: 4/19/2021 9:48:30 AM NORTHAMPTON – Over the last 20 years, some of the most notable poets in the Valley — Martín Espada, Lesléa Newman, Richard Michelson, the late Jack Gilbert — have served as poet laureates in Northampton. Now the city wants to add something new to the mix: a youth poet laureate. The Northampton Arts Council is opening a search for a middle or high-school student for a one-yea...

• • • Jack Gilbert, senior, Spruce Mountain Kearing’s self-assurance earned him victories in giant slalom and slalom with winning times of 1:33.70 and 1:24.34, respectively, and the honor of being named the Sun Journal’s Boys Alpine Skier of the Year. “Awesome,” the Mt. Blue senior said. “I was just happy I could put two runs together. I was happy to have a season. I was happy to have a conference championship. “I don’t want to sound cocky, but I knew we have been trainin...

The front page of the Helston Packet on February 29, 1996 Anger as yet another lorry gets stuck St Keverne farmers who end up bailing out lorries getting stuck in the narrow country lanes around the village, are being urged by chairman of the parish council,, Mr Walter Sanger, to send a bill for their expenses to Cornwall County Council Highways Department. The problem was highlighted again on Monday when a Cormac lorry became stuck in the hamlet of Trennance, and local farmer, Mr David Lam...

GTs Living Foods Announces Formation Of Science Advisory Board With Awareness of Gut Health and Immunity Correlation on the Rise, World-Renowned Scientists and Physicians Unite to Provide Counsel to the #1 Kombucha Company News provided by Share this article LOS ANGELES, Feb. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  GTs Living Foods, producer of the most-loved and best-selling Kombucha brand in the world, today announced the formation of its new Science Advisory Board (SAB) amid increased consumer needs durin...

6228036403001 In the last decade, health experts touted the benefits of having plenty of good bacteria in the gut.  They say having a diverse gut microbiome strengthens the immune system.  As it turns out, a diverse microbiome in our environment operates the same way. In other words, there are plenty of good bugs all around us that can help us fight off disease.   However, during the COVID pandemic more than ever before, many of the good bugs in our environment are being wiped out with high-...

CBN Medical Reporter Lorie Johnson interviewed Dr. Jack Gilbert, author of the book "Dirt is Good."   Dr. Gilbert said the world around us is filled with all kinds of helpful microbes that actually strengthen our immune system. "The wonderful thing about microbes is theyve been here for a long period of time and theyve adapted to every environment on earth," he explained. "In the last 100 years since weve moved in moved indoors and live in our sealed homes, the microbes that have inhabited our...

Life after loss in ‘Sanctuary’ In a second memoir, Emily Rapp Black meditates on motherhood, survival, and hope By Julianna Baggott Globe Correspondent,Updated January 20, 2021, 7:17 p.m. Email to a Friend Emily Rapp Black In her latest memoir, “Sanctuary,” Emily Rapp Black attempts to plumb both grief and love. After the death of her son, Ronan, to Tay-Sachs disease before his 3rd birthday, a journey she writes about in her previous memoir “The Still Point of the Turn...

Read Article Mt. Blue High School’s Xander Gurney competes in a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference ski meet at Titcomb Mountain in Farmington in Jan. 2020. Morning Sentinel file photo by Michael G. Seamans   Editor’s note: This is the fourth in a series of previews of Franklin- and Kennebec-county teams in the Sun Journal’s coverage area that have decided to play this winter. Mt. Blue Alpine ski coach Mark Cyr said newcomers will lighten the load after the Cougars lost a few top-notc...

Facebook and other U.S. tech giants could face new data privacy cases in Europe after the ECJ said any regulator in the region can bring about new proceedings.