There was no Black History Month 1952. It wasn’t canceled, it just didn’t exist yet. 1952 was the birth year of the subject of this interview. He was 12 years old when the Civil Rights Act came into effect. When asked if...
Read MoreHappy New Year from Gentile Hall! Hopefully 2021 will bring hope and less stress to everyone. You can kick start your diet with a cleanse that consists of eating no chips, no soda, no candy, no cake, no doughnuts, no...
Read MoreWe all have that one closet that we refuse to open. It’s a stockpile of random memories from years back in the form of a jumbled mess behind a closed door. Spring is just around the corner, bringing its infamous chore of spring...
Read MoreWith COVID-19 cases on the rise, everyone is out looking for socially distant, safe activities. The community-based Let’s Go! Program, which focuses on children building healthy habits, suggests one hour of activity per...
Read MoreFor River Tree Arts in Kennebunk, Maine, a pivot to change strategy is creating growth. When COVID closed its doors in March 2020, the small nonprofit relied on the pivot to adapt and grow. President Paula Gagnon said that...
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