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Flocks and Flocked

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Flocks and Flocked

9/21/26, Co-Host-Megan Zinn

Silas Kopf: his recent honor and recognition from the American Craft Council as a master of marquetry; and also, the effort he led to restore the Civil War 160-year-old marble tablets on the facade of old City Hall — the many Easthampton residents who gave their lives.

Duston Spear: the local launch of her novel “Bird Girl” will be this Thursday at 6:00 at Forbes, sponsored by Broadside Books. The author talks with paintings, and her characters talk to her.

Nathaniel Malloy, Hadley Town Administrator, on the Flock cameras in that town and why there is no plan to discontinue their use. Yes, an image of every car driving East on Rt 9 is being captured.

Gabrielle Oliveira, Harvard Graduate School of Education Professor. Her new book is “Now We Are Here: Family Migration, Children’s Education, and Dreams for a Better Life.”

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