Summer 2011

Birth of a Protest
Jun 16, 2011 | | EnvironmentThis spring, when The Highland Companies filed its application for a 2,316-acre limestone quarry, a small rural protest caught the big wave.

Melancthon Mega Quarry
by the Numbers
Jun 16, 2011
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This spring, when The Highland Companies filed its application for a 2,316-acre limestone quarry, a small rural protest caught the big wave.

Reading Shakespeare in Mulmur
Jun 16, 2011 | | Back Issues“Shakespeare is hard,” said Brian (quoting the Irish critic Fintan O’Toole) “but so is life.”

The Bard Visits the Mill
Jun 16, 2011 | | Back IssuesLadies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls…
Step right up to see the amazing, zany, dark, chaotic and upside-down farce: The Comedy of Errors.

Brutus and Lou
Jun 16, 2011 | | Back IssuesThe amazing but true tale of an innocent fish man, a loyal swan, a vindictive queen, and the triumph of true love.

Ways of Seeing
Jun 16, 2011 | | Back Issuesfive artists | five subjects | twenty-five paintings
How many ways are there to paint a picture?

Baseball Memories
Jun 16, 2011 | | LeisureWhen baseball fever swept North America in the late nineteenth century, the good people of these hills signed on, but they embraced the game with a unique, local flair.

A Day in the Life of a Volunteer Firefighter
Jun 16, 2011 | | Back IssuesA simple “click” is sometimes all it takes. Somebody is having a bad day. That “click” is the emergency radio channel, XJI 799, coming on line.

Eat Your Heart Out, Dr. Seuss!
Jun 16, 2011 | | Back IssuesAlpacas like llamas, prudently dole out kisses. After a quick assessment, they’ll smooch you right on the lips.

Letters – Our readers write: Summer 2011
Jun 16, 2011 | | Back Issues | Departments | Letters, Our Readers WriteLetters published in the SUMMER 2011 edition of In The Hills magazine.

Washing, wages, wax and worms
Jun 16, 2011 | | Back Issues | Countryside Digest | Departments | EnvironmentA review of recent studies suggests many amoebae have sex! Miscellany from Douglas G. Pearce’s Countryside Digest.

Pam Purves
Jun 16, 2011 | | Artist in ResidenceLike all impressionistic art, soft-focus photography takes the obvious out of commonplace objects and draws attention to more fundamental elements.