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Teeth from royal cattle herds of Mesopotamia shed light on ancient urban cultures
ABOVE: Iraqi mountain cow, Kurdistan region. The cattle from the Early Dynastic Period had already been domesticated for thousands of years and would have looked like what we see today, rather than aurochs or water buffalo; photo by san, stock.adobe.com. SASKATOON — Newly published cutting-edge research led by University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) Near Eastern archaeologist Dr. Tina […]
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Mass legislators to vote on favoring U.S. or foreign steel products in new construction
Stateside steel fabricators are urging the Massachusetts legislature to act on giving a preference to domestic companies in the procurement of structural steel for public construction projects.
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Top Left Corner #159 — Junteeth & Fathers Day edition
We debut heartbreaking track, “The Hate,” by Misty Blues, released this month as a single. We speak with Nora Zahn from the North Adams Public Library about their Summer Reading Program, and we also hear from Shirley Edgerton about the Berkshire Teaching Fellows Program — a, effort coordinating MCLA, the NAACP— Berkshire Chapter, and school districts in the County.
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Mass LGTB Chamber of Commerce scores big in 2023 budget, but does investment add up for taxpayers?
A quarter of million dollars of tax dollars is slated to go to an organization whose numbers don’t seem to add up.
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Top Left Corner #158 — NTRVW: Michael Lavery to challenge Pignatelli for State Rep.
Editor’s Note: At this time, we are able to provide a rough transcript of interviews. By choice, we edit the text of our conversations to remove verbal pauses (um, ah, uh, you know, etc.) and fragmented phrases not to make the speakers look smarter, but to make it easier for audiences who are unable to […]
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