by Nan Levinson | May 28, 2010 | News
When Panayiota Bertzikis tried to tell her commanding officers that she had been raped in May 2006 by a shipmate four months into her tour at the Burlington, Vt., Coast Guard Station, they discouraged her from talking to an Equal Opportunity officer, barred her from...
by Our Readers | May 28, 2010 | News
Another Cow’s Life In regard to “A Cow’s Life,” a letter in your May 19 issue: it is unwise to speculate about “what happens to all cows and calves in dairy production.” Here’s how it is on the small family farm where I work:...
by Maureen Turner | May 28, 2010 | News
In 2002, Bristol County Sheriff Thomas Hodgson instituted what was, from his perspective at least, a successful new policy: he began charging inmates under his authority a daily fee of $5 to help cover the cost of their incarceration. The policy—called the...
by Matthew Dube | May 28, 2010 | Music
When most folks think of New England, thoughts of bucolic landscapes, elite institutions and lefty politics abound. Not for local black metal purveyors Katahdin. “New England is home to ancient mountains and wild beasts,” says singer and lead guitarist...
by Gary Carra | May 28, 2010 | Music
While it would be deliciously ironic if the Crawler could say a little birdie tipped him to Sister Sparrow, the truth is, it was his six-foot-two rugby-playing buddy Dan. Apparently, Rugby Dan had first caught the band at the Moe-down festival, where the patented...