Leverett-Kentucky dialogue to be featured on CBS News
Filmmaker Jorg Daniel Hissen, with Paula Green, Jim Perkins and Tom Wolff, look at a poster of Kentucky that was presented to the town of Leverett from the Hands Across the Hills project. FILE PHOTO
Amherst Regional High School students and three teenage visitors from Letcher County Central High School in Kentucky talk, on Oct. 28, 2017, at Leverett Elementary School. Clockwise from left, Alyssa Helton, 17, Katelyn Caudill, 18, Alex Sciaruto, 17, Piper Lacy, 17, Dominik Spangler, 18, Sam Brainin, 16, and Abigail Morris, 17. Helton, Caudill and Spangler are the visitors from Kentucky. STAFF FILE PHOTO/DAN LITTLE
Nell Fields, center, speaks as one of 11 visitors from Kentucky’s Letcher County during a community forum for cultural exchange on Oct. 28, 2017 in Leverett. STAFF FILE PHOTO/DAN LITTLE
Leverett-Kentucky dialogue to be featured on CBS News
Hands Across the Hills gathering in Leverett in October 2019. File Photo
Filmmaker Jorg Daniel Hissen, with Paula Green, Jim Perkins and Tom Wolff, look at a poster of Kentucky that was presented to the town of Leverett from the Hands Across the Hills project. File Photo
Nell Fields, center, speaks as one of 11 visitors from Kentucky’s Letcher County during a community forum for cultural exchange, Oct. 28, 2017, in Leverett. STAFF FILE PHOTO/DAN LITTLE
Published: 2/14/2021 7:33:17 PM
LEVERETT A dialogue between Leverett residents and people living in Letcher County, Kentucky, beginning as a way to heal the country’s divide following the 2016 presidential election, will receive national attention this week.