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Terminato il primo lotto dei lavori di riqualificazione. Il cantiere riapre a settembre. Da oggi...

Julie Phillips “S is for Susan who perished of fits”: Mark Dery offers the first major biography of Edward Gorey. Born to Be Posthumous: The Eccentric Life and Mysterious Genius of Edward Gorey , by Mark Dery, Little, Brown, 503 pages, $35 •   •   • By his mid-twenties, the artist and illustrator Edward Gorey had already settled on his signature look: long fur coat, jeans, canvas high-tops, rings on all his fingers, and the full beard of a Victorian intellectual. His enigmatic illustrations of equally fur-coated and Firbankian men in parlors, long-skirted women, and hollow-eyed,...

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   Last week we learned about a program that has helped a great number of people throughout the state including many in Windham County. I love programs that achieve multiple “wins” and Everyone Eats is one of those. When the pandemic struck and a State of Emergency was declared in Vermont, many people and businesses were negatively affected, perhaps none more than our restaurants. As a result, other folks down the line felt the pinch, in this case, the people who work at or supply fresh products to those restaurants. The drop in bus...

Fans of the Waco Symphony Orchestra will get to hear some of its musicians for the first time in nearly a year at 4 p.m. Sunday when they play on a special episode of “Texas Music Cafe: Destination Waco” on KXXV-TV. The hourlong program, which will be repeated at 11 a.m. Christmas Day, won’t feature the whole orchestra, but four ensembles drawn from it with the Waco Symphony Youth Orchestra playing as well. Rather than performances from a single venue, such as the WSO’s longtime home at Waco Hall, the program features WSO and WSYO players at different locations across the ...

Fans of the Waco Symphony Orchestra will get to hear some of its musicians for the first time in nearly a year at 4 p.m. Sunday when they play on a special episode of “Texas Music Cafe: Destination Waco” on KXXV-TV. The hourlong program, which will be repeated at 11 a.m. Christmas Day, won’t feature the whole orchestra, but four ensembles drawn from it with the Waco Symphony Youth Orchestra playing as well. Rather than performances from a single venue, such as the WSO’s longtime home at Waco Hall, the program features WSO and WSYO players at different locations across the ...