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Lenox Library's Lecture Series To Feature Williams College Professor - Vimarsana News

Lenox Library's Lecture Series To Feature Williams College Professor

LENOX, Mass. — The Lenox Library's 15th Annual Distinguished Lecture Series will continue on Sunday, Feb. 20, 2022 at 4:00 p.m.   Lois Banta, Chair and Halvorsen Professor...

Lenox: Williams professor lecturing on COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Lenox: Williams professor lecturing on COVID-19

Lois Banta, chairwoman and Halvorsen Professor for Distinguished Teaching and Research of Biology at Williams College, will discuss "COVID-19 Today and Tomorrow" via Zoom on Sunday, Feb. 20, as part

Forgotten Trailblazing Woman of Lenox's Gilded Age - Vimarsana News

Forgotten Trailblazing Woman of Lenox's Gilded Age

LENOX, Mass. — Local historian and author Cornelia Brooke Gilder will tell the story of Constance Cary Harrison, theatrical producer and best-selling author in Lenox's Gilded Age, at...

Ventfort Hall lecture to highlight Lenox's forgotten Gilded Age trailblazer - Vimarsana News

Ventfort Hall lecture to highlight Lenox's forgotten Gilded Age trailblazer

In the late 1860s, penniless but well-connected Constance Cary Harrison arrived in New York via Richmond, Va., following her husband's release from solitary confinement in a military prison. Together, they

How the pandemic tipped Lenox onto a national list of 'economically distressed' communities | Business - Vimarsana News

How the pandemic tipped Lenox onto a national list of 'economically distressed' communities | Business

PROJECT PAYCHECK: Lenox is an “economically distressed” community. So is nearby Hinsdale, and even Becket. How these three relatively affluent Berkshire County towns got that designation – earning them a