From BMU to Celery Man: Alan Bisson Finds Joy in Making People Laugh
There is a certain kind of courage in being willing to look a little ridiculous. For Alan Bisson, a 1990 graduate of Blue Mountain Union School, that courage has involved poetry, live per formance, social media and, more recently, getting hit in the face with pies, ranch dressing, peanut butter and other assorted food by a stalk of celery.
The Bombardment of Bees
Climate change and pollution have a profound impact on bees. Bees cannot smell flowers covered in pollutants. These flowers are visited by insects 70% fewer times versus untarnished flowers, showing a clear sign that pollution directly impacts a bee’s ability to find food.
NES and BMU After School Programs learn about starting up a business
Director Jewett said the exercise was an opportunity to open their minds to different ways of looking into and pursuing a career when they were older. The 3 Bears Country Barn was an ideal way to learn more about the Drews and how they work closely with the community to make their store a success.