Retired news anchor Randy Price cherishes community service
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
Television viewers got to know Randy Price throughout four decades as a news anchor on three Boston stations. Along...
Hudson Red Tent facilitator connects social-distancing women online
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
Hudson – Nancy Rogers experienced a notably productive three-year period starting in 2009. She began attending women empowerment events,...
Ultralight pioneer finds his muse at Crow Island Airpark in Stow
By Jane Keller Gordon, Assistant Editor
Stow - The course of Rob Albright’s life changed when he met Rick Kemp, his ex-girlfriend’s husband. During the...
Former graphic designer created new career as jewelry designer
By Brett Peruzzi, Contributing Writer
Swampscott - Nancy Marland had a 30-year career as a self-employed graphic designer, but at age 55 she decided that...
Putts & More: A for-profit business with a nonprofit feel
Welcoming people of all abilities
By Deborah Burke Henderson, Contributing Writer
Holliston - The story of Putts & More Family Fun Center, a beautifully designed 18-hole...
Descended from not just one – from nine Mayflower passengers
By Jane Keller Gordon, Assistant Editor
Region - Blanca Bruso hit a dead end when researching her own Puerto Rican roots using Ancestry.com. But she...
Dental health continues to be a priority with age
By Liz Nolan, Contributing Writer
Northborough - Dental health is just as important as staying in good physical health especially as people age. Family Dental...
New Somerville MBTA station will feature Boston painter’s artwork in glass
By Jane Keller Gordon, Assistant Editor
Boston - Geometric forms embedded in glass — balanced in position and color — will adorn the outside elevator...
‘Life is not normal right now,’ notes Cambridge psychologist
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
Cambridge – The coronavirus pandemic has created an uncertain and unprecedented era with common day-to-day terminology such as essential...
A passion for helping underserved students find entrepreneurial success
By Lauren Schiffman, Contributing Writer
Boston - After graduating from Boston University, Ayele Shakur wanted to be a screenwriter. So, she moved to Los Angeles...
