Magazine Archive
Magazine Archive
The David Ruggles Center: Preserving Florence’s abolitionist history
For many who’ve grown up or spent time in Florence, Massachusetts, the discovery that the town was once home to a radical utopian abolitionist community comes as quite a surprise. Two of the people dedicated to preserving and promoting this history are Tom Goldscheider and Steve Strimer.
We’ve entered the 3rd stage of truth
Most of you know me as the Realtor® specializing in the sale of houses near rail trails, but many of you probably don’t know my background in the efforts to create an interconnected network of rail trails throughout the northeast. In 1994, while working for the railroad, managing large-scale transloading facilities, I was invited by a regional publisher to write a series of recreational guide books about the developing network of rail trails.
How is a C-Wire helpful when using smart thermostats?
These days, there are “smart” versions of just about everything. Phones, kitchen appliances, and even thermostats can all be upgraded to internet-connected, smart versions. If you’re installing a smart thermostat in the home, consider using a C-Wire in its setup. C-Wires can keep the device powered, which is crucial for a thermostat.
The Neighborly Absorption (Part 13)
The Longmeadow Lathe Masquerade & The Northampton Nail Masticators are the two finalists in the Valentine’s Day Massacre Film Festival. Screening for the The VDMFF will take place on the back of a giant floating tortoise or online. The winner will receive an entry at Cannes and the runner up will receive the corn horned diamond in the ruff eagle nest of distinction.