Greenfield Recorder
As I See It: Trapped in ‘Pride Alcatraz’
A retired professor argues American pride fuels loneliness, anxiety and tragic outcomes, and that cultivating humility can soften failures and restore human connection.
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When the time came for the 41st annual Massachusetts Tomato Contest, Linda Rossi-Raymond of The Raymond Farm in Bernardston had her eye on the prize, but she wasn’t sure if she and her husband Ernie Raymond had enough competitors in their crops. For the first time in 25 years, the pair of lifelong farmers had […]