Power politics in a small city by Milton Bass
In a Pittsfield set novel, Stockton Mass. centers on Globemaster and Mayor Costain amid a web of political maneuvering. The review notes vivid characters a mayor facing Potomac and Housatonic Fever and a by pass decision shaping downtown fate. The Berkshire Eagle editor Milton Bass voices familiar echoes.
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Not Quite A Hero A Small Town Political Tale
Milton Bass crafts a political intrigue set in a mid sized Massachusetts city with a young mayor and abrasive councilman. The narrative probes moral choices in local power, from contracts to conventions, echoing larger scandals in a down home setting. Santa visits Park-McCullough House open house for over 100 children with music and festive decorations.
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World premieres of two flute works in Bennington
Friday January 13 1978 marks two world premieres by 14 year old Amy van der Linde and Louis Calabro in Bennington New York. Amy’s Flute-O-Mania uses the full flute family with a flying end passage and a custom stand by David Zwynenburg. Her Trio for Strings Opus 6 won a national composition contest with Mt Anthony Union High School performers. Calabro presents Ten Lyric Pieces for Flute Duo featuring a separate set for flute duo.
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Louis Untermeyer Dies at 92 Connecticut poet and editor
Louis Untermeyer, renowned Connecticut poet and anthologist with more than 95 books, died at 92 in Newtown. A New York City native and longtime resident since 1947, he is survived by his widow Bryna Ivens Untermeyer and three sons. He never finished high school, spent 20 years in his family's jewelry business, and valued Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson, and Robert Frost as poets while admiring Robert Lowell and Richard Wilbur.
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Children at the Clark televised from Clark Art Institute
At 7 p.m. the Channel 7 program Children at the Clark, produced by North Adams State College, explores the Clark Art Institute through a child’s view. Local schoolchildren from Bennington and Pittsfield appear in galleries and activities, ending with youngsters’ favorite paintings. It will be loaned on video cassette to schools next month.
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