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Medea Review: Why Ancient Drama is Still Relevant Today – The Oxford Student

Medea Review: Why Ancient Drama is Still Relevant Today – The Oxford Student
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Ontario man s legacy lives on in camp for children with cancer

He wanted the camp to continue to reach more newly diagnosed kids, and we continue to do that to this day

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Getting down to business: Healey chats with merchants on swing through Northampton

NORTHAMPTON Several small business owners in Northampton got a rare chance to meet the front-runner to become the state’s next governor on Thursday, when Democrat Maura Healey stopped by their shops to hear what’s going well and what challenges.

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This $5 million Toronto home is like a pop art museum

Built in 1902, this Edwardian Rosedale heritage home once belonged to barrister Harry D. Gamble who also happened to be a tennis star back in the 1.

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A changing landscape: How the pandemic has altered the look of downtown Northampton

Published: 4/9/2021 2:56:31 PM NORTHAMPTON Longtime downtown business owner Bill Muller thought he had a plan consolidate his Northampton businesses, Guild Art Supply and Pierce’s Frameshop, and his Easthampton printing business, Big Wheel Press, into one space in the old Serio’s Market storefront on State Street in Northampton. The spot was ideal, complete with parking. “We were working on floor plans and everything,” he said. “Then COVID hit.” Surrounded by so much economic uncertainty, Muller scrapped those plans entirely. Instead of staying in downtown Northampton, where he’s run Guild Art Supply for 37 years, he made the tough decision last year to move the store and framing shop to his press space in Easthampton.

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