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“It is so much fun to drive an electric,” says Shrewsbury resident Ed Fanjoy, of his Tesla Model 3 Long Range, which has an autopilot feature, a version of cruise control with automatic steering, braking and acceleration. “It’s like having a front row seat in an easy chair.”

You may be more ready for an electric car than you think

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By Colin McCandless, Contributing Writer    REGION - In August 2021, the Biden administration issued an executive order setting a goal for half of all new...
Hotels, cruise ships, airlines and more are setting guidelines to enable people to have their pet join them on a vacation.

Traveling with cats and dogs is a growing trend

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By Nance Ebert, Contributing Writer REGION - In today’s day and age, it is not uncommon to check into your hotel and see a dog...
“The advent of telehealth has helped decrease the geographical obstacle to (mental health) care,” said Dr. Joseph Shrand, Chief Medical Officer at Riverside Community Care in Dedham, although technology remains a barrier for some seniors. Photo/Submitted

Mental health care can be a challenge for seniors to obtain

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By Debbie Spingarn, Contributing Writer REGION – The state is full of stories about the breakdown of the mental health system, which was strained even...
Dennis Pollard, right, of Marlborough, presents a plaque to Davis Cox, of Northborough, to recognize Cox’s six years of service as board chairman of the Massachusetts Senior Games. Pollard is succeeding Cox in that role. (Courtesy photo/Massachusetts Senior Games)

Marlborough resident leads Massachusetts Senior Games

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Dennis Pollard, right, of Marlborough, presents a plaque to Davis Cox, of Northborough, to recognize Cox’s six years of service as board chairman...
Hockomock Swamp in southeastern Massachusetts, the largest freshwater swamp in the state, has a long reputation as a place of mysterious sightings and events.

Hockomock Swamp’s mysterious reputation attracts visitors to Bridgewater area

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By David Wilkening, Contributing Writer BRIDGEWATER - Physically, Hockomock Swamp is a vast wetland stretching across several towns in southeastern Massachusetts, with 16,950 acres in...
“In all my work, I help others tap into their source and make meaning of their lives,” says Sherborn writer and expressive arts therapist Kelly DuMar.

Sherborn writer and expressive arts therapist transforms lives

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By Deborah Burke Henderson, Contributing Writer SHERBORN – “Transformative” describes the work and influence of Kelly DuMar, a poet, author, playwright, and generative writing workshop...
Victor A. “Perry” Sacco recently celebrated his 100th birthday. The WWII veteran and longtime restaurateur was honored by the American Legion Vincent F. Picard Post 234 on April 2.

Northborough legion honors World War II veteran

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By Maureen Sullivan, Contributing Writer NORTHBOROUGH – Victor A. “Perry” Sacco owned two restaurants in Northborough and one in Worcester. He is also a veteran of...
Massachusetts resident Arlo Guthrie, 75, has been a popular folk singer since the 1960s. Photo/Brett Peruzzi

New Arlo Guthrie exhibit a highlight at Boch Center Folk Americana Roots Hall of...

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By Sandi Barrett Contributing Writer BOSTON - "Alice's Restaurant Massacree," a favorite song of Arlo Guthrie fans, debuted at the 1967 Newport Folk Festival. Guthrie, who...
A conservatively estimated 68,000 children are now being raised by their grandparents throughout Massachusetts.

Retiring to raise grandchildren is a growing phenomenon

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By David Wilkening, Contributing Writer REGION - Former Massachusetts state legislator John B. Lepper’s youngest daughter had addiction problems: Both drugs and alcohol. Not a...
The number of older single travelers is on a steady growth curve.

Follow these tips for successful solo travel

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By David Wilkening, Contributing Writer REGION - Don’t mistake older travelers as always similar to the average tourist. Solo senior travelers also have different requirements...
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