Sally Snowman was Boston Light’s first and last female keeper
By Sharon Oliver
Contributing Writer
BOSTON - During the last leg of Boston Light’s 300-plus history, Sally Snowman served as the first and last female lighthouse...
Recognizing the power and promise of Social Security at 90
By Jennifer Benson, AARP Massachusetts State Director
Social Security, the lifeline for tens of millions of Americans—including 1.3 million in Massachusetts—turns 90 this next month....
In sickness and in health until death parts us
By Marianne Lyons Delorey, Ph.D.
“Grown old along with me. The best is yet to be.” - Robert Browning
This past weekend, I attended a 25th...
Paragon Park drew crowds to Nantasket Beach for 80 years
By Colin McCandless
Contributing Writer
HULL - For 80 years, Paragon Park on Nantasket Beach in Hull entertained throngs of visitors. Today there are only a...
Framingham once again recognizes its ‘senior heroes’
By Nance Ebert
Contributing Writer
FRAMINGHAM - For the fifth year, the city of Framingham in June celebrated some of its most accomplished senior citizen volunteers.
The...
America’s auto industry got a significant start in Massachusetts
By Sharon Oliver
Contributing Writer
REGION - Detroit may be known as the “Motor City,” but the state of Massachusetts played a key role in the...
Being a successful social media influencer is not limited to the young
By Sharon Oliver
Contributing Writer
REGION - With age often comes wisdom and what greater place, or at least greater opportunity, to share wisdom and know-how...
How a local teenager bluffed her way into meeting the Beatles in Boston
By Sharon Oliver
Contributing Writer
BOSTON - One morning when Kathei Logue was a mere 14 years old, she rose from her bed at her home...
Always one thing or another
By Janice Lindsay
Contributing Writer
This greeting card is a black and white photo of a toddler in his footie pajamas. He stands at the bottom...
Parker House hotel is birthplace of Boston cream pie and other food creations
By Sharon Oliver
Contributing Writer
BOSTON - Throughout American history, New England and Pennsylvania Dutch bakers were recognized for their cakes and pies, particularly during the...















