COVID-19 memorial in Grafton going strong over a year later
By Morgan Hume, Contributing writer
GRAFTON - It has been over a year since the coronavirus pandemic began. Millions of people around the world have...
Report questions state’s ability to provide assisted living to aging population
The bad economy has dealt a double whammy to another segment of the housing market in Massachusetts.
Many ‘Wizard of Oz’ cast members had Massachusetts connections
By Sharon Oliver
Contributing Writer
REGION - Every living generation is familiar with the 1939 film classic “The Wizard of Oz” and how Dorothy and her...
Girls Inc. of Worcester CEO inspires young women by example to be ‘strong, smart...
By Bonnie Adams, Managing Editor
Throughout Victoria Waterman’s career, there have been a number of “serendipitous steps” that have happened along the way, leading her...
Has adoption touched your life?
By Jane Keller Gordon, Assistant Editor
Newton - For Adam Pertman, nothing can compare to writing about adoption. Not the fall of the Berlin Wall,...
Old, young work toward peace at home and abroad
Like old friends, they chatted, caught up and reminisced.
Senior centers promoting nutrition, exercise as keys to longer life
At age 67, Nancy Mathews of Woburn has become something of a watchdog when she goes out to eat with friends.
Charlottesville offers art, culture, history
The gracious mansion is a perfect example of an 18th-century gentleman’s country estate. Its 33 rooms are filled with elegant furniture and architectural touches imported from Europe.
Social Security warns of caller-ID ‘spoofing’ scheme
Region - The Acting Inspector General of Social Security, Gale Stallworth Stone, is warning citizens about an ongoing caller-ID “spoofing” scheme misusing the Social...
‘Spag’s’ – a Shrewsbury retail institution for more than half a century
By Michael Perna Jr., Contributing Writer
SHREWSBURY - For more than fifty years, “Spag’s” was a colorful discount store known throughout New England. The business...
