Rhodes: An outdoor museum of ancient cultures
Hearing the word “Greece” can conjure up multiple images. Whitewashed villages gleaming in the sun. Seas that range in a spectrum of color from light turquoise to dark blue.
Uganda offers a different kind of life
Enjoying a hot shower, buying meat at a market or strolling through a village may seem like commonplace occurrences. But in the African country of Uganda, these experiences are likely to be unlike life as you’re used to living it.
Chincoteague, where the ponies roam free
Mention Chincoteague Island, Virginia, and you’re likely to be asked, “Isn’t that where those ponies are?” The answer is “yes.”
Athlete renews health, fitness and life goals
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
Melrose – Larry Gamst of Melrose renewed his health, fitness and life goals within recent years. In 2017, he...
Explore the history and charm of Venice
By Victor Block
In the fifth century AD, Attila the Hun and other invaders descended upon the northeastern area of what today is Italy. A...
Staying physically fit at 62 despite multiple sclerosis
Anna Connors of Shrewsbury has always been physically active. She studied dance from age 5 through her 20s. Then she became a competitive runner and completed marathons. Now 62, she continues a disciplined exercise routine after a 2006 diagnosis of primary progressive multiple sclerosis (MS).
“I vowed to take care of myself and not let this get me down,” said Connors, a regional ambassador for the MS Foundation.
Marlborough Mayor Arthur Vigeant reflects on 30 years in city government
By Maureen Sullivan, Contributing Writer
Mayor Arthur Vigeant will wrap up a 30-year career in municipal government this fall.Photo/Maureen Sullivan
MARLBOROUGH – The piles of...
Octogenarian earns college degree after 63 years
Like many other students, Spencer graduated from Worcester State University with a degree in English this year. Although that is admirable there is another aspect that makes this a particularly notable story. This Shrewsbury resident (who prefers not to share his last name in this article) is 80 years old and he received his degree 63 years after he first attended college.
Award-winning graphic designer now a game creator
By Matt Robinson, Contributing Writer
NEWTON - Every day, we are inundated with images that impact our lives. From corporate logos to icons for apps...
Changing lives at the Ron Burton Training Village
By Jane Keller Gordon, Assistant Editor
Hubbardston - In 1960, for the first time up until that point, the New England Patriots scored a first-round...