Vivian Barry, who attended Woodstock in 1969 at the age of 15, has donated her colorful peacock-patterned Gypsy vest to the Museum at Bethel Woods. The vest is now part of the museum’s collection of oral histories from those who attended the three-day concert. The vest represents the fashion of that time and reminds Barry of a more peaceful time, when music brought people together.
The Chasco Fiesta kicked off its 100th year celebration in New Port Richey, Florida. The weeklong festivities include a coronation ball, concerts, dragon boat races, […]
A massive sports development project is planned for Trinity, Fla., with an area of 800 acres. The project includes an ice arena complex, professional playing […]
Chris Angilella, a young author with Asperger’s Syndrome, has released four books. His stories, including ‘Dotty’s Freckles’, ‘S-S-Simon’, and ‘Connor’s Clever Shot: You’re On!’, focus […]