Belize, a treasure trove of attractions

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I also relived the mastery, and mystery, of the great Mayan civilization. I hiked hidden paths, enjoyed gentle canoe paddles and explored the jungle, rain forests and rivers that encompass inland Belize.
Having friends to share things with is important for one’s happiness and longevity.

Cultivating friendships takes work but offers rich rewards

By Nance Ebert, Contributing Writer REGION - As we get older, making friends can become quite challenging. People are focused on their careers if they...
Larry Bearfield of Carlisle was associated with the Boy Scouts for a total of 62 years. Photo/Submitted

Carlisle man was a part of the Boy Scouts for more than 60 years

By Nance Ebert, Contributing Writer Larry Bearfield of Carlisle was associated with the Boy Scouts for a total of 62 years.Photo/Submitted CARLISLE - In his...
Dr. William R. Short describes himself as a "Viking nerd."

Bose inventor finds his Viking muse

By Jane Keller Gordon, Assistant Editor SOUTHBOROUGH – Dr. William R. Short, who lives in Southborough, describes himself as a “Viking nerd” in spite of...
Worcester County District Attorney Joseph Early, Jr. and Worcester County Sheriff Lewis Evangelidis pose with attendees. Photo/Evan Walsh

Worcester County sheriff thanks seniors with picnic

By Evan Walsh, Contributing Writer SHREWSBURY – Seniors from across Worcester County gathered at Shrewsbury’s SAC Park for Worcester County Sheriff Lewis Evangelidis’s annual senior...

10 reasons to get off the couch and take a walk

It can be daunting and overwhelming to consider starting an exercise program; especially when you have not been that active. That’s why walking is such a great way to exercise – just about all of us can do it, it doesn’t require much more than good supportive shoes and can be done almost anywhere at any time. Now that spring has arrived, here are 10 great reasons to get going:

Core of New England life

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While the family-run businesses that give New England much of its identity have become less the norm, those that remain have preserved a way of life where everyone knows your name — or face.

Eight great technological advances for the baby boomer generation

Not only can technology make your life easier and more fun but it also may allow you – or your loved one – to retain an independent, healthy lifestyle. Here are just eight of the many innovations now popular:
“Some have said we are in the golden era of technologies to fix eye health problems,” says Dr. Sidney Gicheru, clinical spokesperson of the American Academy of Ophthalmology. Photo/Submitted

Regular exams are a key step in maintaining eye health

By Peg Lopata, Contributing writer REGION - Losing one’s eyesight was once not uncommon for elders, but luckily things have changed. For example, the science...
Hunter Cheney, left, director of marketing and communication for the American Heritage Museum in Hudson, escorts 101-year-old WWII veteran Russell Phipps.

WWII veteran celebrates 101 years of memories at American Heritage Museum

By Maureen Sullivan, Contributing Writer HUDSON – Russell Phipps is 101 years old. He’s hard of hearing and needs a cane to move around. But he...