On the Ambiguity of History (and Murder)
By Robin Hazard Ray, Volunteer Docent and Historian Every historian, professional or otherwise, faces a moment when the archives are having a laugh at his or her expense. One document swears that X is the case; another shows that X … Continue reading
Hamamelis xintermedia ‘Arnold Promise’
…when we plant a tree, two trees take root: the one that lifts its leaves into the air, and the inverted one that cleaves the soil to find the runnel’s sweet, dull silver trace and spreads not up but down, … Continue reading
Electronics Recycling 2020
January 22 – 25th was the third year of our three-day effort titled “Clean Up, Clear Out & Repurpose” which culminated in Saturday’s public electronics recycling event. We set aside a day for staff to organize their office – they … Continue reading