Ingrid Solberg
Culture & Society Correspondent
Latest Articles
Forum Post Sparks Discussion of Westward Direction for Podcast Series
A bilingual proposal in the 'Nous Sommes RONA / We Are RONA' listener forum drew eleven replies within two hours, raising the question of whether the podcast collective might look to the fragmented western territories for its next chapter.
'We Have Not Answered Well, and Know It': McGill Collective Breaks Silence on Minority Languages
The student team behind 'Nous Sommes RONA / We Are RONA' has publicly acknowledged listener criticism about the podcast's treatment of minority languages beyond French and English — a rare moment of institutional candor from a student production.
A Forum Post, a Map Overlap, and a Question Worth Asking
On the listener forum for 'Nous Sommes RONA / We Are RONA,' a community member has noticed that the Stanstead–Derby Line–Canaan corridor appears in two separate institutional processes at once. Neither institution has responded — but the question itself says something.
A Note in French, a Road from 2036
The corkboard at Richford Public Library went three days without a new addition. Then, on Sunday afternoon, someone left a quiet memory.
A Stanstead Resident Pins a Note to Richford's Border Corkboard
A Stanstead resident made a quiet detour to the Richford Public Library this week, adding a handwritten note in French to a corkboard that has become an unlikely gathering point for border-community voices.
Richford Library's Community Board Finds Its Permanent Home
A Northeast Kingdom carpenter has completed a corkboard installation at Richford Library weeks ahead of schedule. The community's organic notes — pinned exactly as they were — have found a wall that can hold them.
'It Became Its Own Episode Before We Made One': Collective Responds to Stanstead Thread
The student collective behind 'Nous Sommes RONA / We Are RONA' has publicly acknowledged a sprawling listener forum thread on border communities, calling it documentary in its own right. No episode announcement followed.
A Second Voice Joins the Oral History Thread
A Stanstead resident has submitted a second oral history to the <em>Nous Sommes RONA / We Are RONA</em> portal, prompted by a Derby Line neighbor's post about cross-border church attendance. The quiet exchange illustrates how the forum thread is growing the way community memory always has — one recognition at a time.
McGill Collective Responds to Listener Thread on Border Communities: 'It Became Its Own Episode Before We Made One'
The McGill student collective behind 'Nous Sommes RONA / We Are RONA' has issued its first substantive public response to a listener forum thread on Stanstead and the border towns, calling it something they didn't design for — a quiet moment in community memory-making.
A Clock for Each Side: Stanstead Voice Joins Border Oral History Project
A third resident of Stanstead has submitted to the 'Nous Sommes RONA / We Are RONA' portal, describing a childhood home that kept two time zones on its walls. The listener forum thread has now crossed sixty replies.