‘King of Pop Culture’ values toys and collectibles
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
Hudson – Gary Sohmers has worked as an appraiser since 1971 and increased his endeavors soon after moving to...
Comedian also teaches and helps charitable causes
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
Gardner/Lynn – Like many comedians, Jerry Caruso of Gardner maintains a busy performance schedule. Unlike most others, however, his...
Mynamar – centuries of history, culture and beauty
By Victor Block
Part 2 of 2
My first surprise was that a Buddhist monk in Myanmar (Me-un-mahr) speaks enough English to have a conversation....
Advocating for seniors on TV in nine communities
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
Greater Boston – Following a two-decade law career, Roberta Robinson’s personal experience as her mother’s caregiver has compelled her...
The Quarry’ is well worth a visit
By Jane Keller Gordon
Acton - Driving north along Quarry Road in Acton, next to a tan house, there is a huge granite statue that...
Fireworks by Grucci, Lighting up Boston’s skies since 1976
By Bonnie Adams, Managing Editor
When nearly a half a million people gather in Boston for the July 4 festivities each year, they know that...
‘Everyone here is my friend’
By Jane Keller Gordon, Assistant Editor
Worcester - There’s nothing retiring about Rosalie Olds.
At age 90, she’s an active ceramic sculptor and art teacher, and...
Keeping your options open with one call
By Alice Bonner, Ph.D, RN, FAAN
Secretary, Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs
Boston – One of the top questions I get in my travels around...
Avidia Bank launches partnership with BayPath Elder Services
Region - Avidia Bank has announced that it has launched a partnership with Baypath Elder Services, a nonprofit organization that offers home care and...
Crossing career paths with longtime musician friends
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
Hudson/Stow – Singer-guitarist Tom Yates of Stow has been performing professionally since attending Hudson High School, where he graduated...
