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Masks, but make it FASHION
May 23, 2020
I consider myself a Thrift Queen. My family and I were always considered lower middle class. My father bounced around a bit from one retail store to the next, until he found his niche, which he learned later on, was not retail. My mother was a wai...
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Erin & The Life and Times of Molly Ivans
May 14, 2020
The sun is shining and it is snowing heavily. Nothing to see here folks, just another snowy spring day in May during Covid 19. With typical escape mechanisms no longer working I am hoping to avoid the usual mental loops of politics, environmental doo...
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Will Covid Help or Hurt the Environmental Movement?
May 07, 2020
Will our experience in this pandemic help or hurt the environmental movement? This is a question I keep returning to in recent weeks. In light of that, I’ve reached out to Ellie Irons of the Environmental Performance Agency to join us on Thursday, Ma...
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Theatre at its Roots with the Farm Arts Collective
April 28, 2020
I was 12 when I first went to see a proper theatrical performance. I packed into a Dodge passenger van with my 6th grade class of about 16 people with my dad as a chaperone. We drove down into New York City to see the quintessential Broadway show, “T...
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Comfort Food
April 17, 2020
Food is the ultimate and most fundamental of social activities which is why during this time of social distancing, people are turning to food, especially baking, to find some of that missing comfort. So while you wait for that bread to rise, the sauc...
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