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A war to protect the Connecticut River - Vimarsana News

A war to protect the Connecticut River

We are locked in a war to protect the Connecticut River at Turners Falls, and I applaud the decision of the Connecticut River Conservancy’s refusal to sign the proposed agreement to relicense FirstLight’s Northfield and Turners Falls hydro projects....

The Recorder - Earth Matters: An eel's journey: A troubled present day - Vimarsana News

The Recorder - Earth Matters: An eel's journey: A troubled present day

Editor’s note: This is the second of a two-part essay about American eels; the first was published on Saturday, April 9. Nehoumo is the Abenaki name for this eel.Eels such as Nehoumo, our Connecticut River eel, live in all the countries that border...

John Sinton: Divisiveness - Vimarsana News

John Sinton: Divisiveness

Oh, what a sorry state of affairs the Northampton Arts Council has left us with. Really, the council should be embarrassed with their apologies and demands and bickering.I am an old white man, a Jew, and a writer and lover of this place. I used to be...

John Sinton: In full support of Quinlan - Vimarsana News

John Sinton: In full support of Quinlan

I write in full support of Michael Quinlan for at-large council member. I’ve known Q for 20 years, and he’s been a credit to the community that whole time as a public official, a school coach, a supporter of sensible reform, and an honest man. He’s...

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Denby Fawcett: An Homage To A Long-Lost Volcano That Helped Form Oahu - Vimarsana News

Denby Fawcett: An Homage To A Long-Lost Volcano That Helped Form Oahu

New techniques allowed geologists to show that a volcano named Kaena was separate from its known siblings, and the first to erupt on what is now Oahu.