Monte Belmonte Wines: #Pantsdrunk or “I could drink a case or two”
To ponder the memories that waft from a glass of wine. To savor what matters most. And it’s given some of us more time to get pantsdrunk with the people we love.
Podcast: Lauren Simonds on small business in the world of big cannabis
It is not easy.
Cinemadope: Ready or Not a cunning twist on The Most Dangerous Game
When she picks the rare “Hide and Seek” card, the game — a most dangerous game, one might say — begins.
Free Will Astrology: Let Frederick Douglass be your guide, Taurus
Frederick Douglass was one slave who managed to beat the literacy ban.
Activist leader Michaelann Bewsee would not stand for injustice
Bewsee died Thursday at age 71.
Among The Acres on the Valley Advocate Sessions Stage
Among The Acres combine folk-rock, pop, and Americana with lush vocal harmonies.
Best of V-Spot: Prostate Power — The Not So Dirty Truth
How would you feel if I told you that there’s a G-spot equivalent — the P-spot, which can lead to longer, stronger, and multiple orgasms?
Letters to the Editor: Truman made the right decision to use nuclear weapons
There are many good reasons to not use nuclear power, such as the atomic waste issue. Feeling sorry for Japan is not one of the good reasons.
Staff Picks: Lookstock, Have a Seat Cabrito, Ashfield Lakehouse, and The Waifs
The True Jacqueline, Hot Dirt, and Brief Irmen // SATURDAY Some of the Valley’s best local bands are set to play the Ashfield Lakehouse this Saturday. There’s alternative/ noise rock band The True Jacqueline as well as Hot Dirt, which combines progressive and math...
Basemental: P.U.M.K.S. Is Not Dead
Jesus Vio’s new album Dutch Science kicks off with the mother of all questions: “Do You Believe?”: The vamping, minimalist, proto-acoustic track wryly asks “Do you believe in Halloween?” before declaring that “P.U.M.K.S. is not dead,” introducing the irreverently...
Can Small Business Survive in the World of Big Cannabis?
“We carried rent for six months, without any licensing, on a building we couldn’t do anything with as a small company.”
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World Renowned Saxophonist and Valley resident Charles Neville dies at age 79
Affectionately called “the Horn Man” by his brothers, Neville was known for regaling audiences with stories of traveling through Jim Crow South, highlighting the harrowing dangers black musicians faced while touring across the country.
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Cinemadope: Banned in the U.S., Documentary about Massachusetts prison for criminally insane turns 50
Released in 1967, the film, which shined a harsh light on the conditions at a Massachusetts, prison for the criminally insane, was quickly caught up in a legal battle that resulted in a long-term ban; though the state claimed the film was a violation of inmate privacy, the consensus is that a much bigger concern was that Wiseman was revealing to the public just how horrid the conditions and treatment was at Bridgewater.
