Framingham ballet dancer is still going strong after 35 years
Arabesque, turnout, barre are just some of the terms that 63-year-old Nancy Cummings hears at the Metrowest Dance Academy in Framingham. Being surrounded by pre-teens and teenagers in tutus doesn’t stop this high-spirited baby boomer jete her way onto the dance floor.
Bette’s Rolls Royce was a celebrated Boston nightspot in the seventies
By Sharon Oliver
Contributing Writer
BOSTON - Only the incomparable Bette Arnold could have forced the question, are you talking about her car or her restaurant?...
It doesn’t need to be stressful
“Downsizing and moving is saying goodbye to not only a house and the things in it, but to bygone times. There is a finality to it. A period at the end of a sentence.”
Associated Foot Specialists provides convenient and timely care
By Evan Walsh, Contributing Writer
REGION – Associated Foot Specialists is ready to help.
The “full-service” practice provides numerous different services, including dealing with bunions, orthotics,...
UMass Memorial – Marlborough Hospital on the frontline of pandemic
Roach stresses that hospital is well-equipped to treat non-COVID-19 patients as well
By Bonnie Adams, Managing Editor
Marlborough – As the coronavirus pandemic continues to evolve, UMass...
New England LEGO Users Group celebrates 10 years at the Wenham Museum
By Janice Elizabeth Berte, Contributing Writer
Most people remember with much fondness the brightly colored plastic LEGO kits that they received when they were kids....
Westborough marketing professional finds second career as a SCORE mentor
Westborough - In 2003, a semi-retired Pete Allen took his tennis partner’s advice and joined the Senior Core of Retired Executives (SCORE). Allen didn’t...
National Park Service celebrates 100th anniversary
If you are a fan of our country’s national parks, you’re in good company. More than 300 million people – about equal to the entire U.S. population – enjoy the National Park system every year. And 2016 is a special year, because the National Park Service is celebrating its 100th anniversary.
The words “national parks” often conjur up images of soaring landscapes and dramatic terrain, but that doesn’t tell the whole story. Among the more than 400 units in the park system are smaller, lesser-known sites around the country that have their own special appeals. They include magnificent scenery, overlooked chapters of American history and intriguing learning experiences.
Traveling with cats and dogs is a growing trend
By Nance Ebert, Contributing Writer
REGION - In today’s day and age, it is not uncommon to check into your hotel and see a dog...
Celebrating lives filled with love, service and faith
By Bonnie Adams, Managing Editor
Marlborough – Years ago, there were many women in America who joined religious orders, choosing to forego a traditional life...