#BestoftheBest runner up! Thank you @dgazette and everyone who voted for the 2019 contest! I've played music for a living over 10 years now and loving every min. Couldn't continue releasing new music without you guys! #supportindie. Bless 🎸 ---------------------------------------- #518musicrocks #518music #dailygazette #frankpalangi #bestintheregion #bestband #bestartist #2019award #musicaward #runnerup #rocker #singer #guitarist #songwriter #picoftheday #likeit #thumbsup #follow (at Albany, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4Iu6tLguh5/?igshid=w8c89jf9zt6e

Centrefold Spread by Neil D’Arcy Jones In Colchester’s #dailygazette today Friday 5 July @colchester_art_society #SummerExhibition at @the_minories. Brilliant feature focusing on Artists Lu Yu, @luyu_artist @simoncarter11 @abbiecairnsportfolio @wendybaileypr all members of @colchester_art_society. All art works are on show until end of July - and are for sale. Free entrance to The Minories #visitcolchester #visitessex https://www.instagram.com/p/BziUQv-nXJj/?igshid=ufvvpcaqdsv6

Shy Robot #nikond500 #pinkfloyd #robot #schenectadykidsartsfest #fun #humor #dsic #schenectady #dailygazette #timesunion (at Trinacria Photography)

Get an inside look at the newspaper industry with Daily Gazette publisher John DeAugustine (right) on the Siena Alumni Connection. DeAugustine discusses - why Gazette revenues have not seen the erosion in advertising that some other papers have seen, the culture shock moving from a big chain to a family-owned operation, why "key stakes in the ground" are essential to business strategy, and why meeting his wife "changed his life" The program airs Friday (1/13) at 4:30 pm on FM 88.3, wvcr.com and on the iHeart radio app. Former TV news anchor Mark Grimm is the host.

three years later, the investigation still continues.

Letter submitted by Lorraine Leeson, Julian and Virginia Cornell Distinguished Visiting Professor in Linguistics, 2013-14. Last Thursday I happened to have lunch in Swarthmore. The restaurant is small, with four or five tables, and conversation travels. Two middle aged men, who, from their

The “campus community” is sinking into amnesia. Already several weeks into the semester, and sporadic efforts to continue the work for institutional and cultural change have fallen short of the May mobilizations’ energy. Backlash and opposition build up from the Board of Managers and some of our fellow students, who tend to characterize “the activists” as monolithic and unwilling to engage with others. We feel the need to insist that this is a lie.