Leonard Bernstein’s Assistant Visits And Revisits the Maestro’s Time Here
Working for Leonard Bernstein was like trying to harness a tornado, according to Charlie Harmon, Bernstein’s former personal assistant-cum-music editor.
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Warm Up with Port
After dinner with friends, we usually enjoy a small glass of grappa or brandy. But with winter approaching and the holidays in sight, we turn to port for its Old World warmth and cheer. My wife, Jan, enjoys bringing out her precious antique crystal glasses for the occasion.
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At Framemakers, Anything Can Be Framed From Handkerchiefs to Pistols to Old, Worn Shoes
Michael Friesel at Framemakers says he’s seen it all—from the whimsical and unusual to the solemn and touching.
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More Local Businesses Filling College Mall Since Expansion
In 1965, when College Mall opened, Sears was its first anchor. That’s why the announcement in early 2016 that the global retail giant would be closing its Bloomington store later that summer may have seemed like a potential blow to the east-side landmark. Instead, it became an opportunity for growth and expansion.
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WHERE I STAND: Bloom readers speak out about the state of our country
Bloom readers speak out about the state of our country.
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