by Tom Vannah | Apr 23, 2009 | Leisure
A panoramic view of a location along the Mohawk Trail is available here. Guidebooks repeatedly classify it as the nation's first scenic "auto route." While that may be a somewhat tarnished distinction at the end of the Age of Oil, there is no doubt about...
by Becky Everett | Apr 30, 2009 | Leisure
Sick of watching your grade-schooler have all the fun? Spell Check: A Spelling Bee for Grown-Ups is the chance to prove you're smarter than a fifth-grader. Held at the Latchis Theater, the bee is a fundraiser to help the Brattleboro Arts Initiative finance the...
by Becky Everett | May 7, 2009 | Leisure
In Japan, residents go to the hospital three times more often than Americans, spend more days in the hospital and use more pharmaceuticals—yet Japan spends about half as much per capita on health care as the United States. Perhaps the U.S. Secretary of Health...
by Tom Sturm | May 7, 2009 | Leisure
Two great empires have been at war for the better part of five centuries, but have perhaps at last agreed to make peace with each other. In an epic fantasy that explores the complex relationships between the two major powers and other players in this conspiratorial...
by Mark Roessler | May 14, 2009 | Leisure
Kevin McMillan, director of guided programs for Zoar Outdoor in Charlemont, gets ready to take off and comes in for a landing during a recent unveiling of Zoar's new zip line canopy tour. Months of work on the treetop zip line system is scheduled to be complete in...