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With today’s news that Outriders is coming to Game Pass on day one, and last week’s revelations about Bethesda games likely being mostly exclusives now that Microsoft owns that swath of studios, there’s been an uproar from fanboys on both sides, shaking their spears at one another. But no matter which “side” of things you fall on, Microsoft’s aggressive moves can arguably be seen as a good thing (even if technically the monopolization/Disneyfication of the industry is a whole different subject to be discussed far beyond the context of the “console wars” as most fanboys know t...

Panel of Greenfield speakers reunites for Sunderland talk on racism Richard and Jeanne Hall of Greenfield ring the bell at All Souls Church in Greenfield in honor of Juneteenth last year. The Halls will share their experiences as people of color in Franklin County during the March 11 event, “Conversation About Racism: Staying Curious, Moving Forward and Being Part of the Solution.” Staff File Photo/PAUL FRANZ Gloria Matlock, pictured at left, is one of the panelists in an upcoming talk on racism co-hosted by the Sunderland Public Library and the Sunderland Human Rights Task Force. Contrib...

Monadnock Ledger-Transcript Published: 2/17/2021 5:05:45 PM The one message that stuck with Jim Guy ever since he was a young boy growing up in Cleveland, Ohio was the importance of getting an education. His parents grew up in the 1920s, and life as Black people coming of age was anything but easy. “They were subject to severe racial discrimination,” Guy said of his parents James and Josephine. Yet they persevered, with James eventually beating the odds and becoming a doctor, and he wanted his only son to know that it would take hard work – “twice as much as a white man,” Guy r...

Tilton Library, Deerfield Inclusion Group partner to hold ‘Conversation About Racism’ Candace Bradbury-Carlin, director of Tilton Library in South Deerfield, pictured in July of 2019. The library, in collaboration with the Deerfield Inclusion Group, will have local people of color share their stories during a virtual conversation about racism on Wednesday. Staff File Photo/PAUL FRANZ Richard and Jeanne Hall of Greenfield ring the bell at All Souls Church in Greenfield in honor of Juneteenth last year. The Halls will share their experiences as people of color in Franklin County during the ...

Published: 2/2/2021 5:46:08 PM To honor the life and legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Allen Davis started a tradition over lunch on the third Monday of January. The tradition of reading King’s “I Have A Dream” speech is one that only encompasses the last three years, but is something Davis plans on keeping for many years to come. In fact all, of Davis’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day was a tribute to the Civil Rights leader. It started by viewing the video put together by the Hancock Community Conversations on Race for the town’s third annual celebration of MLK.