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GREENFIELD As a woman living in a group home, where yard sales aren’t permitted, Wendy Jo (Paradis) Perry found herself limited in where she could sell her art. “It’s hard to be out there on the island,” she said, speaking to the experiences she’s. ....
More than a business, it’s a mission > Hannah Brookman of Looky Here on Chapman Street in Greenfield which is a non-profit volunteer run art gallery, workshop space, rehearsal space among other things. Staff Photo/Paul Franz > Looky Here on Chapman Street in Greenfield, which is a non-profit volunteer run art gallery, workshop space and rehearsal space, among other things. Staff Photo/Paul Franz > Another “friendship project” the collective group has embarked upon; The Lovelights is a television show, comic in the Montague Reporter, and fantasy storyline about a group of magical sisters who discover faeries living in their home of Turners Falls. Pictured are The Lovelight Sisters: Wednesday Knudsen, Hannah Brookman, Beverly Ketch, Erica Pinto and Abby Rusk, July 2018. Contributed photo/Hannah Brookman ....
Cody Keithley aged seven, from Ipswich, wearing a Where s Wally? costume - Credit: Kirsty Westaway Are your children all set to celebrate World Book Day in lockdown? The popular annual celebration of reading, which this year falls on Thursday, March 4, usually sees many children turning up to school in colourful costumes inspired by their favourite characters. This year it s all very different because of Covid-19 lockdown, but many youngsters are still marking the occasion. Cody Keithley, aged seven, from Ipswich, wearing a Where s Wally? costume - Credit: Kirsty Westaway Pupils at Tollgate Primary School in Bury St Edmunds have also started the celebrations early with a virtual storytelling event organised by David Wilson Homes, hosted on Zoom by award-winning storyteller Amy Douglas. ....