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Mountainland Association of Governments Aging Service readies its annual Caregivers Conference on Nov. 3.

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In “The Wrong End of the Telescope”, Rabih Alameddine draws us away from the headlines and into the personal story of one individual. Mina is complex, compelling and very real. By pulling us into her life and allowing us to see Lesbos through her eyes, the reality of the refugee camp comes alive. Richard Marcus read the book

“I couldn’t read more than a page of ‘Last of the Mohicans,’” says the novelist, whose new book is “Less Is Lost.” “Not only is it wildly offensive, it’s unintelligible gibberish. There. I said it. Come after me.”

As her body of work shows us, witnessing human experience through the lens of class and power is a potent teacher.

Barbara Pocock pays tribute to Barbara Ehrenreich, best known for her “classic of social justice literature”, Nickel and Dimed, who died on September 1.

We’ve just lost one of the world’s finest writers about inequality and class – and the business of being alive in the United States today