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Rev. Scott Lively & Crimes Against Humanity

He will stand trial in Federal Court for alleged Crimes Against Humanity after teaching and preaching in Uganda and after…

Behind The Scenes Of The Mass MoCA Expansion

And will Monte get out of them who is playing this year’s Solid Sound (besides Wilco)?

How Do Dogs Drink?

Heavy Petting & Heavy Drinking with Dr. Steve

Support Young Shakespeare Players at H&O

Monday Night January 5th (The Twelfth Night!) support the scholarship fund for the Young Shakespeare Players East at Hope &…

Wine Snob: Champagne for 2015!

Ring in the New Year with a pop.  Or several pops.  Plus how to properly open a bottle of sparkling…

Into The Woods: A Belmonte Family Review

A Belmonte Family Review

Word Nerd: Put the Christ Back in Xmas?

Or should you?  Where did the X come from and how long have people been doing it?

Here Comes The Train

Governor Patrick, Congressman McGovern, Mayor Narkewicz, The Expandable Brass Band and Monte celebrate the return of the trains to Northampton.

BordeauXmas

I’m Dreaming of a Wine Christmas

Michael Haley Embodies Dickens’ Most Notable Humbug

Scrooge!

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