S3 Architecture Click for listing information Sponsored November 12, 2020 Share this post Doug Maxwell6378 Mill Street Rhinebeck, NY 12572(212) 518-3130 info@s3arc.com Share this post Written by Sponsored Style Williamstown Willow Basket Weaver and Teacher Heleny Cook Lets Local Beavers Do the Pruning Heleny Cook spent decades organizing coal miners, running Marion Barry’s summer jobs program, and teaching high school English before she ever picked up a willow switch. She’s made up for lost time. By Jamie Larson • Michaela Carpenter. Photo by Rachel Bock. Style She's Reimagining the Rhinecliff Hotel With Art, Style, and Historic Care, One Room at a Time The business’s new owner Michaela Carpenter is commissioning original work from regional artists for every room, then designing around it—and building a communal gathering space downstairs meant to turn the historic hotel into a home base for local makers. By Jamie Larson • Style Palestine Heirloom Seed Library Fundraiser on Ghent Farm With Designer Neville Wisdom Fashion Show The Jamaica-born, New Haven-based designer premieres "GEORGE" on an outdoor catwalk, with proceeds funding Palestinian seed preservation. By Jamie Larson • Resource Guide How Casinos Are Becoming Rural Community Anchors A rural casino is easy to misread if you look only at the gaming floor. At resort level, the same property can employ hundreds of people and fill hotel rooms throughout the year. It can bring visitors into a county that relies on seasonal traffic. The national business behind those By Christopher Pape Arts "Selected Shorts" Brings “A Touch of Magic” and Griffin Dunne to the Stissing Center, Recorded Live Known actors read stories about the ordinary and extraordinary, hosted by WAMC’s Joe Donahue. By Jamie Larson • Community An Unscripted Conversation With Arlo Guthrie at the Mahaiwe The folk singer talks with Berkshire Magazine writer Laura Mars in a one-night fundraiser for the Great Barrington church he turned into an interfaith community center. By Jamie Larson • Resource Guide How To Secure Reliable Used Cars Throughout Melbourne Finding a dependable pre-owned vehicle requires a smart, careful approach to protect your household budget. With unpredictable weather, unique hook turns, and vast suburban distances, Melbourne roads demand a vehicle in top condition. As a buyer, you might rush into a deal without properly evaluating the car's By Christopher Pape Arts Pittsfield's Christine Bilé Celebrates “Happiness Lives Here” EP Release at The Foundry The musician, fresh from a European tour and a World Cup fan festival in Boston, plays a headlining EP release show with her band. By Jamie Larson • Resource Guide What City Residents Often Overlook When Moving to a Smaller Community A cheaper home can make a move to a small town look like an obvious financial win. City residents usually compare housing prices and square footage first because those figures are easy to find and place side by side. However, that research says little about the services and conveniences a By Christopher Pape
Style Williamstown Willow Basket Weaver and Teacher Heleny Cook Lets Local Beavers Do the Pruning Heleny Cook spent decades organizing coal miners, running Marion Barry’s summer jobs program, and teaching high school English before she ever picked up a willow switch. She’s made up for lost time. By Jamie Larson •
Michaela Carpenter. Photo by Rachel Bock. Style She's Reimagining the Rhinecliff Hotel With Art, Style, and Historic Care, One Room at a Time The business’s new owner Michaela Carpenter is commissioning original work from regional artists for every room, then designing around it—and building a communal gathering space downstairs meant to turn the historic hotel into a home base for local makers. By Jamie Larson •
Style Palestine Heirloom Seed Library Fundraiser on Ghent Farm With Designer Neville Wisdom Fashion Show The Jamaica-born, New Haven-based designer premieres "GEORGE" on an outdoor catwalk, with proceeds funding Palestinian seed preservation. By Jamie Larson •
Resource Guide How Casinos Are Becoming Rural Community Anchors A rural casino is easy to misread if you look only at the gaming floor. At resort level, the same property can employ hundreds of people and fill hotel rooms throughout the year. It can bring visitors into a county that relies on seasonal traffic. The national business behind those By Christopher Pape
Arts "Selected Shorts" Brings “A Touch of Magic” and Griffin Dunne to the Stissing Center, Recorded Live Known actors read stories about the ordinary and extraordinary, hosted by WAMC’s Joe Donahue. By Jamie Larson •
Community An Unscripted Conversation With Arlo Guthrie at the Mahaiwe The folk singer talks with Berkshire Magazine writer Laura Mars in a one-night fundraiser for the Great Barrington church he turned into an interfaith community center. By Jamie Larson •
Resource Guide How To Secure Reliable Used Cars Throughout Melbourne Finding a dependable pre-owned vehicle requires a smart, careful approach to protect your household budget. With unpredictable weather, unique hook turns, and vast suburban distances, Melbourne roads demand a vehicle in top condition. As a buyer, you might rush into a deal without properly evaluating the car's By Christopher Pape
Arts Pittsfield's Christine Bilé Celebrates “Happiness Lives Here” EP Release at The Foundry The musician, fresh from a European tour and a World Cup fan festival in Boston, plays a headlining EP release show with her band. By Jamie Larson •
Resource Guide What City Residents Often Overlook When Moving to a Smaller Community A cheaper home can make a move to a small town look like an obvious financial win. City residents usually compare housing prices and square footage first because those figures are easy to find and place side by side. However, that research says little about the services and conveniences a By Christopher Pape
