Stoughton historical reenactor brings Martha Washington to life
By Sherri Coner, Contributing Writer
Stoughton - When Sandy Spector dons favorite items from her wardrobe, such as heavy wool skirts that sweep the floor,...
Hudson musician and published author is now creating artwork
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
HUDSON – Stephen Beccia of Hudson continues discovering ways to express himself creatively.
As a musician, he has performed with...
Comic, actor and dad is self-described as ‘almost domesticated’
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
WILMINGTON – Steve Bjork of Wilmington decided as a child to become a comedian. He achieved his career goal...
Arlington singer reflects on a lifetime working in the performing arts
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
ARLINGTON – Singer-songwriter Will McMillan of Arlington has performed professionally since his infancy. Now, whether onstage or online, he’s...
Worcester author chronicles one of Revolutionary War America’s most notorious crimes
By Brett Peruzzi, Contributing Writer
WORCESTER - For author and independent historian Andrew Noone of Worcester, the inspiration for his first book was almost literally...
Watertown woman’s well-traveled life informs her art
By Peg Lopata, Contributing Writer
WATERTOWN – Do you keep your promises to yourself? Giliane Bader certainly has. She promised herself she’d return to art...
Medford chef goes from TV’s Food Network to films and commercials
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
MEDFORD – While working as a U.S. Postal Service supervisor, Frankie Imbergamo of Medford wrote a cookbook and appeared...
Storyteller and vocalist embodies her passion for history onstage
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
BOSTON – Valerie Stephens of Boston has embodied her longtime passion for history on stages continuously for over three...
Mark Skin Radio bridges gap between musicians and listeners
By Susan Gonsalves, Contributing Writer
Above all else, Mark Skin Radio seeks to bring artists and listeners closer together through music, according to its founder,...
Hudson dancers/gymnasts continue evolving their 60-year relationship
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
Hudson – The 60-year relationship between Hudson residents Linda LeSage and Jean Beddow-Arnth continues to evolve.
In 1961, the 6-year-old...
