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Faith Matters: The ties that bind - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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Hello, Christians. Come close, let’s chat. Agnostics, Jewish siblings, Pagans and Muslims; and other faith traditions and spirituality holders, you’re welcome to read along. Siblings in faith, we have an issue of communication. We have an issue of attentiveness to our faith, and the core tenets. You may recall that the head of the Christian Church is Jesus Christ — he who came to teach, changed a world and challenged an empire, was killed by the state, and then rose again in triumph. You may rec
An extra helping: How a Greenfield restaurant is dishing out unexpected art exposure - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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For nearly two decades, people have come to Hope & Olive in Greenfield for warm meals and even warmer conversations. But surrounding them on the restaurant’s walls is something else that changes just as regularly: the work of local artists. According to owner Jim Zaccara, displaying art has been part of Hope & Olive since the business opened 19 years ago. The restaurant hosts four exhibits each year, rotating artists and giving regular patrons a different visual experience alongside the food. Fo
After 75 years, The United Arc continues a legacy of advocacy - Athol Daily News (opens the original)
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TURNERS FALLS — Seventy-five years ago, a Franklin County mother wrote a letter to the Greenfield Recorder calling for fellow parents of children with disabilities to come together and support one another. Rita Marguerite Canedy had two children with disabilities and was searching for a better future for them at a time when families were often given few options beyond institutionalization. Her 1951 letter helped bring together other parents and led to the formation of what would become The Unite
After 75 years, The United Arc continues a legacy of advocacy - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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TURNERS FALLS — Seventy-five years ago, a Franklin County mother wrote a letter to the Greenfield Recorder calling for fellow parents of children with disabilities to come together and support one another. Rita Marguerite Canedy had two children with disabilities and was searching for a better future for them at a time when families were often given few options beyond institutionalization. Her 1951 letter helped bring together other parents and led to the formation of what would become The Unite
Greenfield exhibit ‘Elements and Alchemy’ invites viewers to find their own meaning in abstract art - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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Ancient philosophy and abstract painting come together this month at the Greenfield Public Library as Valley-based artist Kim White invites visitors to consider transformation, not only of the natural world, but of themselves. White’s exhibition, “Elements and Alchemy,” on display through Aug. 31, explores the relationship between humanity and the environment through abstract paintings inspired by the classical elements of water, earth, fire and air, alongside the symbolic process of alchemy. Dr
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