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Dery Bennett,79, of Fair Haven, a champion of the coast and ocean died on December 15.
Top 100 Stories of 2009: #71: First Ground Animals Borrowed Shells
Some of the first animals to venture onto land commandeered empty seashells for protection, according to an April report in Geology .
Put down that iPhone: Missouri college revives vespers so plugged-in generation can unplug
Dianne Lynch wanted to give the students of Stephens College a break from the constant digital communication that pervades their generation.
Lawyers settle in Unincorporated South Miami
John J. Delionado, Jr., and Yordanka V. Delionado bought a home at 5525 S.W. 84th Terrace in Unincorporated South Miami from Josefina N. Cortes for $600,000 on Dec.
The debates will include Republican Scott Brown, Democrat Martha Coakley and Libertarian Joseph L. Kennedy, no relation to the late senator.
Taegan Goddard's Political Wire
I'm pleased to announce the latest class of Political Wire interns: David Babbott graduated from Amherst College and majored in political science.
'STOP' aims to stem thefts against out-of-town students
AMHERST - College students who leave Amherst for extended periods often return to their dorms or off-campus housing to find electronics, jewelry and other valuables stolen.
Diva Marketing Talks Pharma + FDA + Social Media With Fard Johnmar and Steve Woodruff
Diva Marketing Talks i s a live, internet radio show. 30 minutes. 2 maybe 3 guests.
I am writing concerning "Fighting for Habitat?" [Nov. 26, 2009]. Open land is important to have, especially in a place like Western Massachusetts, which thrives on its natural beauty.
An Anglican-Roman-Jewish Nexus in Phoenix
When an Episcopal priest in the northeastern suburbs of Phoenix seeks a speaker on the sanctity of human life, one who readily cites Pope John Paul II and Jean-Marie Cardinal Lustiger , who answers the call? For the Rev.
Published December 09, 2009, issue of December 18, 2009 . A Critic's Journey By Ilan Stavans University of Michigan Press, 208 pages, $24.95 Ilan Stavans is no stranger to the pages of the Forward.
Financial-Aid Form Gets a Facelift
Eliza Schalch has enough to do as a sophomore at Amherst College without spending hours filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid .
Survey says 25% of young Hispanics identify themselves as American first
The question is asked in a new study by the Pew Hispanic Center that looks at a population group of 7.7 million making a historical mark - Hispanics between the ages of 16 to 25.
Small jazz ensembles to perform at Williams
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., -- Several small jazz ensembles coached by Andy Jaffe will perform on Thursday, Dec.
On This Day in History: December 9Brooklyn Adventurer Invents Frozen Food
December 9, 2009 by Vernon Parker , published online 12-09-2009 When next you select a package of Birdseye brand frozen food at your grocer you can thank a Brooklynite for having started the whole frozen food industry.
Secret Lives of Admissions Officers
The person deciding collegiate futures is likely overworked and underpaid, with little relevant experience or loyalty to the job.
In the space of two months, Greece got a new prime minister and a new leader of the main opposition party.
Destress the holidays with books
It is the season of family, friends and gifts. Books are a gift that educate, entertain and stimulate the imagination.
Report gives town improved bond rating
Amherst has received an improved bond rating that will allow the town to borrow money at lower premium rates, according to the town manager.
Dinoscripture: The Older Testament
In 2006, after Amherst College's Natural History Museum had been housed for nearly 70 years in the stately Pratt Gymnasium, the College invested $10 million to build it a new home.
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