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Museum commission welcomes guests for tour of historic downtown courthouse - Vimarsana News

Museum commission welcomes guests for tour of historic downtown courthouse

MARTINSBURG — Members of the Berkeley County Museum Commission held their first meeting of the new year in the second-floor courtroom of the former Berkeley County Courthouse last week, which

Berkeley choro festival spotlights essential Brazilian music style - Vimarsana News

Berkeley choro festival spotlights essential Brazilian music style

The event features some of the most celebrated Brazilian artists dedicated to extending choro that has evolved since the 19th century.

Reimagining Bookstores Imagines Reaching Across the Aisle - Vimarsana News

Reimagining Bookstores Imagines Reaching Across the Aisle

Out of the concern that Americans’ political factions stifle conversation, Reimagining Bookstores led an interactive session, “Moving from Debate to Dialog in Divided Times,” on May 26.

Alameda County Residents to Receive Awards from Alameda County Arts Commission for Artistic Achievements, Contributions - Vimarsana News

Alameda County Residents to Receive Awards from Alameda County Arts Commission for Artistic Achievements, Contributions

Six residents will be honored this month by the Alameda County Arts Commission for their artistic achievements and contributions to the arts community.

How to Turn a Toxic Conflict Into a Good One - Vimarsana News

How to Turn a Toxic Conflict Into a Good One

How to Turn a Toxic Conflict Into a Good One A new book explains why we get stuck in intractable conflicts and how to get out of them We’ve all been there: Locked in a heated argument, blood pressure rising, fixated on our next point rather than actually listening to what the other person has to say. Even after it ends, it doesn’t really end—we keep ruminating on it for hours, days, weeks. This is what journalist Amanda Ripley refers to as “high conflict”—and these days, we can slip into it when we’re simply scanning our social media feed or glancing at the news. It often feels ...