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BOSTON, MASS. — The Mount Desert Islander won first place for general excellence among weekly papers of its size (less than 5,000 circulation) during the New England Newspaper and Press

Do you feel like you’re losing your Pinterest content in the digital shuffle? Have you ever wondered how to make your pins stand out and reach a larger audience? One of the most difficult aspects of getting noticed on Pinterest is that it is such a crowded platform. Fear not, because in this article, we […]

These 10 cool Delaware fall festivals offer something for every interest and help keep boredom at bay. Here's what you need to know.

These 10 cool Delaware fall festivals offer something for every interest and help keep boredom at bay. Heres what you need to know.

If you are reading this article about Thanksgiving and turkey, there is a chance you have been designated ‘the host’ for this year’s family and friends turkey dinner. If so,

Video views of art in the world In conjunction with its current show, “Janaina Tschäpe: Between the Sky and the Water,” the Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College is offering a video series tied to the career retrospective of the artist. On Saturday and Sunday, the museum will be showcasing some of Tschäpe’s video works that were created from 2000 to 2014 and touch on some of the painted and sculpted pieces featured in the exhibition. Showings start at the bottom of every hour and wil...

Delfino Farms opened in 1964. Its bakery sells warm goodies such as pumpkin pie, blackberry cheesecake and apple crisps. It’s an Apple Hill staple. Every year, like clockwork, sales tick up in October, its peak season. But 2020 was different. Crowds flocked to the farm in September, and as co-owner and General Manager Christine Delfino Noonan says, “Sales have actually been up. I think it’s because people feel safe. Everything we do is outside.” Delfino’s parking lot, ...

The Wandering Chef In “The Wandering Chef,” Jiho Im explores the Korean peninsula in search of ingredients to make 108 dishes that represent 108 agonies of life in Buddhism. Dahye Kim, Moon Family Postdoctoral Fellow in Korean Studies, of the James Joo-Jin Kim Program for Korean Studies, will lead a discussion following a screening of the film. For more information, visit wolfhumanities.upenn.edu. Sunday, January 10, 2021

WHYY By Academy of Natural Sciences (Google maps) This week brings good news: as per updated COVID-19 protocols, Philadelphia museums are cleared to reopen. And a historic music venue hosts a weeklong concert to help keep it afloat. Night at the museum(s) Yes, Philadelphia’s museums are back after a state-mandated shutdown to stop the surge of coronavirus cases in the area. The Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Penn Museum, the Franklin Institute, the Academy of Natural Sciences, the Museum of ...