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Clearly, Vineyarders abound with love — for the Island, their animals, and for each other. “Love Lives Here,” on view through Feb. 26 at Featherstone Center for the Arts, bursts with kindness — an emotion that can feed us all right now. Titles for the love-themed February exhibits in the past have included “Kiss Kiss,” […]

You know it must be getting near to that time of year for festive celebrations when the Featherstone Center for the Arts’ annual Holiday Gift Show opens. Now through Dec. 18 from 12 to 4 pm, you can shop ‘til you drop. Walking into the high-vaulted ceilings of the Francine Kelly Gallery is like entering […]

A celebration of life for Mark Bateman will be held Friday, Sept. 9, 6–8 p.m., at Rockford Chapel, on the Antioch College campus. Mark had a joyful impact on so many through the Democratic party, volunteering at WYSO and just always smiling around town. Come share stories and photos and, in honor of

The race for the mayor's seat in Brighton is officially on. Brighton Councillor Doug LeBlanc has announced he'...

Longtime Brighton resident Bill Barber is dismayed by the amount of dog waste that is being revealed in some l...

Mother-of-three Sgt Lisa Bateman, 34, from Cleator Moor, Cumbria struggled trying to be the perfect daughter, soldier and mum and suffered from PTSD and depression.

TRIBUTES were paid to a much-loved daughter, mum of three and successful soldier who took her own life.

Pottery is a very visceral art form, and Featherstone Center for the Arts offers a wealth of opportunities this winter to get your hands on and in that clay with three experienced teachers — Debbie Hale, Mark Bateman, and Frank Creney. Hale will be teaching a beginner wheel-throwing class where students learn the basics of […]

Eight businesswomen holding prominent executive roles in leading companies listed in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region, have been named as winners in the WeQual Awards. This press release

A new study published in the journal Boreas suggests that the massive tsunami that hit the U.K. around 8,200 years ago will wipe out modern-day cities and towns in Scotland if it happens again [...]