Rings From Her Fingers Mary Best in Mexico for jewelry study
Mary Best, daughter of Mrs. Peggy Worthington Best of Stockbridge, designs and sells jewelry with an improvised career path. After leaving Sarah Lawrence, she joined a Greenwich Village shop and later moved to Mexico to study design and motifs in the heart of the country’s stone district. She favors silver and semiprecious stones, scorns mass production, and creates rings necklaces earrings pins and decorative combs, charging up to 45 dollars per piece. Her work honors nature and personal inspiration, with orders like 50 pieces for Sarah Lawrence’s scholarship bazaar last fall.
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Mary Best
Mary
Peggy Worthington Best
Stockbridge
11Th Street
New York City
San Miguel de Aliende
Mexico
Stockbridge School
Cambridge
Weston
Villa Mercede
Florence
Sarah Lawrence
New York
Greenwich Village
Maine
Joan Erikson
Riggs
Laurence Fink
Larry
Sarah Lawrence Scholarship Fund
Three R s at Bedside VAN DEUSENVILLE
A community portrait honors Veronica Doheney a homebound teacher serving physically disabled children since 1925. Her work with Bob and other pupils combines imaginative therapy and personal contact to advance learning despite illness, with the Barrington educator noted for exceptional dedication and impact.
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Bobby
Bob
Doheney
James
Great Barrington
Russell Street
Barrington
Kenneth Preston
Boston College
Preston
Massachusetts Department of Education
Commonwealth
Skirting the Issue in Northampton
A speaker voices frustration with formal meetings and organization, preferring informal action on neighborhood housing. He notes a conflict of interest in nonwhite residency openers, critiques virtual single-person actions, and acknowledges the city’s Fair Housing group addressing wider city needs beyond his personal stance.
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PTA
Northampton
Fair Housing
Gentle nonwhite relocation pledge on neighborhood block
A resident outlines a quiet strategy to welcome diverse neighbors by collecting signed statements from property owners and tenants on their street. The plan relies on trusted, conservative local women and church figures to foster goodwill, avoid confrontation, and gradually transform the block through personal, persistent civic effort.
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Pittsfield
Stockbridge
Integration Movement
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