Sleuth at Williamstown Theatre Festival burns bright
Anthony Shaffer's Sleuth opened at Williamstown with a sharp, witty performance. The cast including John Neville-Andrews and John Glover delivered brisk dialogue and a dramatic stage blaze. The production features striking design by Zack Brown and Kristina Watson with Michael Montel directing.
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It Changed My Life Betty Friedan Book Review
Betty Friedan reflects on the women’s movement, NOW, and The Feminine Mystique. The review contrasts her second book It Changed My Life with earlier landmark work, noting omissions, biases, and Friedan’s call for Stage II equality. It highlights NOW’s size, Ms magazine’s reach, and the need for organized, nonradical activism to attain real gender equality.
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MS. Magazine
Vermont Crafts Exposition Set for Quechee Weekend
Craft Professionals of Vermont sponsor the Vermont Exposition at Quebec Lakes Polo Field August 28 and 29 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The event features 67 juried craftsmen with pottery weaving jewelry and more. Aimed at preserving Vermont’s tradition of fine craft, the show includes stained glass batik leather and woodwork among other disciplines.
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Quechee
Vermont
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Craft Professionals of
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Polo Field
Children's Museum Tag Sale Seeks Used Clothes and Outerwear
The Children's Museum requests clean used back-to-school clothing and winter outer wear for a Sept. 4 tag sale to support exhibits. Drop-off at the Museum Steele's Corner or Sue Wise 413-458-9056. Pick-ups available by calling 413-458-3160 458-9056 or 458-4385.
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Williamstown
Mass
Children’s Museum
Steele’s Corner
Sue Wise
Radio CB Handles and Hazards Stirite Public Debate
Citizens report a surge of interest in registering CB radio handles for fees while critics call it a ripoff as 20 million users chase original nicknames. A nearby electrocution warns of dangers while clubs raise funds for a funeral. meanwhile a New England term alligator describes a mouthy chatterbox as another note in the radio hobby.
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Swift
CB radio tips and FCC rules spark campground chatter
Readers discuss power connections for CB rigs, the risk of coax to antenna misalignment, and potential warranty issues. The FCC bans pre Jan 1 1977 shipments but allows no interstate commerce before that date. Campground operators use base stations to guide and stay in contact with visitors, replacing landlines for many travelers.
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Frank L. Rose
KOA
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