-
An Opinion piece: Moss Galleries
Elizabeth Moss owns galleries in both Falmouth and Portland Maine, she’s spent roughly 17 years perfecting her galleries. Moss started in 2004 with only a few artists, however, now both galleries feature a wide range of art by over 50 different local and non-local artists. From paintings of horses by Bengi Grignon to figurative abstract… Read more
-
Another Train Derails in the U.S.
On March 23rd, 2023, a train derailment occurred in North Dakota, causing significant damage to the surrounding area and raising concerns about the safety of the nation’s rail infrastructure. The incident, which occurred near the town of Grafton, ND, involved a train carrying hazardous materials, including crude oil and chemicals used in fracking. According to… Read more
-
The Willow Project: How Will it Affect America?
By now I’m sure you’ve heard at least whispers of the Willow Project. It’s been briefly touched on in the news and has gone viral on social media platforms. We’ve heard it will create many new jobs, but we’ve also heard it will be detrimental to our environment. So what really is the Willow Project?… Read more
-
UConn Huskies win National Championship: Another Historic Run
The UConn Huskies brought in another National Championship vs San Diego State University on April 3rd, 2023, winning 76-59, adding another blowout win to their huge tournament run. A matchup that, I can say myself, most likely nobody at SMCC had picked. These past few weeks, the UConn men’s team has worked incredibly hard to… Read more
-
The First Lady on Campus
Take a look at these photo’s from The First Lady’s visit to the SMCC campus. Stay tuned for the full story later in the week. Read more
-
Christmas Trees on Willard Beach
The December 23rd storm wiped out Willard beach sand dunes. This massive storm has flattened the beach, wiping out the dunes that protect the sewer main. Ecologically the sand dunes held back tidewater as well as storm surges. There is a restoration project in place that will cost the city up to $20,000. The decision… Read more
