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Rolling Stone Menu Courtney Summers’ ‘The Project’ Is Not Your Average Novel About Cults “I actually think that my inclination toward dark stories is, as weird as this sounds, a reflection of optimism,” author says By Author Courtney Summers wants to destroy you. Not literally, of course, but through the devastating young-adult books she’s spent the last decade writing. Her latest, The Project, is no different. A harrowing look at cults and the people who fall prey to th...

Courtney Summers The Project Is Not Your Average Novel About Cults Courtney Summers The Project Is Not Your Average Novel About Cults "I actually think that my inclination toward dark stories is, as weird as this sounds, a reflection of optimism," author says Brenna Ehrlich, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Author Courtney Summers wants to destroy you. Not literally, of course, but through the devastating young-adult books she’s spent the last decade writing. Her latest, The Project, is no ...

Author of the article: Megan Stacey Publishing date: Feb 01, 2021  •  February 1, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  A rendering showing a 24-storey apartment building planned by Medallion Corp. in Old East Village. The developer plans to build 243 units, including some affordable, near Dundas and Hewitt streets on the corner of a block where its already built three residential towers. Article content Opposition continues against two proposed developments that earned unanimous politica...

City renames portion of Findlay Street By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com Portsmouth City Council gathered Tuesday afternoon to see the dedication of a portion of Findlay Street to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Photo by Adam Black. A city worker places the new named street sign honoring MLK on the corner of Findlay Street and 16th Street. PORTSMOUTH — It’s been a work in progress for nearly two years, but Portsmouth City Council took care of the business of renaming a portion of a ci...

Can each influence the other simultaneously? The answer to those philosophical questions — a topic of debate for over a century — may be found in the exhibitions of the Clark Art Institute, the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art and the Norman Rockwell Museum opened at the end of the state-mandated COVID-19-related closure of museums. Although the shutdown pushed a majority of the summers scheduled programming into 2021, exhibitions that did open in 2020 seemed to reflect societ...

Author of the article: Randy Richmond Publishing date: Dec 17, 2020  •  December 17, 2020  •  3 minute read  •  The Unity Projects development director Silvia Langer (left) and executive director Chuck Lazenby with "Santa sacks" full of practical and fun items for the needy in London. Anyone wanting to contribute to the initiative can participate at www.upsantasacks.ca . (Derek Ruttan/The London Free Press) Article content On the other, the joy, and work, of receiving. We apolo...

Competing visions of Rebel flag shared at City Managers By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com Gerald Cadogan of the Portsmouth Unity Project feels that its "Band Together" murals message, pictured here off of Market Street, is challenged by the Confederate flags presence on city property. Photo by Patrick Keck PORTSMOUTH — Earlier this week, conversation surrounding confederate flags during a prior Portsmouth City Managers’ session caught the attention of a national organization dedic...

Winter project shares the idea ‘Even Apart, We Are Together’ Dec 10, 2020 YOUNGSTOWN — The COVID-19 pandemic can’t silence the voices and music of Youngstown City School District’s Visual and Performing Arts program. This past summer, Tracy Schuler Vivo, the district’s director of visual and performing arts, teamed up with Dan Keown of Youngstown State University to collaborate on a virtual winter performance piece entitled, “Together.” The winter collaborative performanc...