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Laurel & Hardy Meet Santana

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You might want some Dramamine first… Tribute to Escher in Barcelona

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The Vermont State Fiddle Championship shared space with the 40th annual Burklyn Arts & Crafts Fair at Bandstand Park in Lyndonville on Saturday, and with another day of nothing but sunshine and warm temperatures, it featured fiddlers from age seven to well over seventy.  They covered it all, but it really was all about the [...]

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For well over forty years, Lyndonville’s Kay Welch (and more recently, her daughter Sonia Devereaux) have been teaching dance to the youngsters of the Northeast Kingdom. On Thursday and Friday nights, proud parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles and friends again gathered at the Alexander Twilight Theatre at Lyndon State College to watch the girls and [...]

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They call it the 2010 St. Johnsbury World Maple Festival.  In a town that’s being currently being run by Moe, Larry & Curly, where the school board still can’t find a million dollars that’s gone missing for a couple of years, a town where a not-so-nice woman (and that’s being remarkably gentle) from the Lone [...]

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There’s trouble in River City, and the kids from The Riverside School in Lyndonville know all about it.  Tonight and tomorrow afternoon, they’re presenting “The Music Man Junior” at the Lyndon Institute Auditorium. Friday morning, two seventh-graders, Katherine and Wilan stopped by to talk about the show: Riverside School presents \”the Music Man Junior\” Shows [...]

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The most intense interview of my life. That is how I would describe the thirteen or so minutes I spent on the phone with Ed Asner last week. Ed Asner appears Wednesday night at 7:00 PM at Fuller Hall at St. Johnsbury Academy.  His one-man show, F.D.R., is being sponsored by Catamount Arts. You are [...]

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Kate McGarrigle       1946 – 2010 I first heard Montreal’s The McGarrigle Sisters thirty-five years ago on Jonathan Schwartz’s show on WNEW-FM.  (And also on the Sunday Show on WNEW-AM.)  They entered the American mainstream when Garrison Keillor started featuring them regularly on Prairie Home Companion.  From there it was on to Letterman and SNL and [...]

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It is with great sadness that I share with you the news of the death of my Husband , Stephen Huneck, Thursday January 8th. Tragically Stephen took his own life. Stephen had been despondent for some time now and was being treated for depression. Like many Americans we had been adversely affected by the economic [...]

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