![By Prudence Brighton, Correspondent SHIRLEY The last question asked of Carl Bernstein on Sunday afternoon caused a collective intake of breath among his large audience at the Bull Run Restaurant. Bernstein himself seemed to heave a heavy sigh when Adam Reilly, WGBH senior political reporter, asked “What are the prospects for a peaceful transfer of power […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/sen-l-bernstein2-1.jpg?w=135 "By Prudence Brighton, Correspondent SHIRLEY The last question asked of Carl Bernstein on Sunday afternoon caused a collective intake of breath among his large audience at the Bull Run Restaurant. Bernstein himself seemed to heave a heavy sigh when Adam Reilly, WGBH senior political reporter, asked “What are the prospects for a peaceful transfer of power […]")
Bernstein shares his thoughts in Shirley
By Prudence Brighton, Correspondent SHIRLEY The last question asked of Carl Bernstein on Sunday afternoon caused a collective intake of breath among his large audience at the Bull Run Restaurant. Bernstein...
![The letters all began “Dear Sugar” and went on to expose the heartache and resilience that adults experience in their relationships — romantic, platonic and familial. They were written by an anonymous advice columnist for a web-based literary magazine and are now the focus of “Tiny Beautiful Things,” Merrimack Repertory Theatre’s compelling first production of […]](https://www.nashobavalleyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/low-z-0922tbtmrt-1.jpg?w=90 "The letters all began “Dear Sugar” and went on to expose the heartache and resilience that adults experience in their relationships — romantic, platonic and familial. They were written by an anonymous advice columnist for a web-based literary magazine and are now the focus of “Tiny Beautiful Things,” Merrimack Repertory Theatre’s compelling first production of […]")
