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When you have a good easel, you can focus on your masterpiece while working in comfort. Wooden easels, compared to aluminum easels, have a more classic and handsome look, and they’re often built with compartments or drawers to keep you
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Six months after winning a recall election that could have ousted him from office, California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom is in an enviable position as he revs up a reelection campaign that could give him a second four-year term.
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I seem to be stuck on a theme — and that is quite alright with me. After last week’s column about the Three Stooges coming to the area twice in the 1950's, another reader (thank goodness to all of you for the help) asked me about a visit of another beloved entertainer to Binghamton in the
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PARKED: A SandPaper reader caught the announcement and showed up at one of PSAA’s plein air outings at a county par
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One of Meridy Volz’s recent works, “Keeping Still,” depicts shows a powerful Native American warrior in front of a demonic black cloud in the background—symbolizing COVID-19—and a wall, representing the lockdown.
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It was bitterly cold when J. Allison Robichaud and buddy Bill Walters set up their easels outdoors in December for a session of “plein air” painting.
It was also Robichaud’s 90th birthday.
“We go out to paint when