Jürgen Lobert – a chemist with a camera explores the night world
By Peg Lopata, Contributing writer
Medway - Jürgen Lobert is a night and day man, a man of two lives. His daytime occupation is as...
Author raises a ‘Ruckus’ with memoir of his Worcester days
Maureen Sullivan, Contributing Writer
WESTBOROUGH – The distance between a young man’s introduction to love, and where he sat on a cloudy Saturday afternoon, was...
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...
After two decades, local author honors family with children’s book
By Bonnie Adams, Managing Editor
Southborough - After raising her four children, Sue Wambolt pursued a number of things, including writing many features for the...
Marlborough author celebrates the publication of her 25th book
By Tyler Charpentier, Contributing Writer
Sheryl Roberts recently published her 25th book titled “Technical Writing for Dummies.”Photo/Submitted
MARLBOROUGH – After writing for 35 years, Marlborough...
Do you remember when Jimi Hendrix played at the Carousel Theater in Framingham?
By Brett Peruzzi, Managing Editor
FRAMINGHAM - On August 25, 1968, at the height of his career, rock guitarist, singer, and songwriter Jimi Hendrix and his...
Storyteller focuses on Cape Cod shipwrecks, storms, rum runners and other historical events
By Jane Keller Gordon, Assistant Editor
Northbridge/South Dennis - Growing up in northern New Jersey, Don Wilding visited Cape Cod when he was four, but...
Documentary chronicles WBCN-FM’s revolutionary impact
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
Cambridge/Boston – Now screening on the film festival circuit, the award-winning documentary “WBCN and the American Revolution” chronicles the...
Enjoy winter with the Appalachian Mountain Club
By Sandi Barrett, Contributing Writer
REGION - Before the first dusting of snow covers the gardens of Central Massachusetts, the White Mountains of New Hampshire...
Planned Boston Common renovations incorporate input from public
By David Wilkening
Contributing Writer
The 50-plus-acre Boston Common, the oldest public park in America, will undergo a series of renovations over the next decade.Photo/Courtesy...
