Newton sports nutritionist offers practical advice to help you live your best life
By Jane Keller Gordon, Assistant Editor
Newton - You don’t have to be a star athlete to benefit from the deep nutritional knowledge of sports...
Holocaust survivor has made a lifelong impact
By Kelley Walker Perry, Contributing Writer
NEWTON – There are those who wish to rewrite history or to simply erase it, as if the past...
Judith Fleming – Legacy of service includes two stints in Peace Corps
By Bonnie Adams, Managing Editor
Region - As a young woman, Judith Fleming, who grew up in Chicago, joined the Peace Corps in 1967, serving...
Share the gift of security
By Kristen Alberino, Social Security Public Affairs Specialist, Boston
We have all received gifts we’ve wanted to return: ugly socks or sweaters that look exactly...
Papa Gino’s started as a by-the-slice pizzeria in East Boston
By Sharon Oliver, Contributing Writer
The Bedford Papa Gino’s location features its classic look with the colors of the Italian flag prominently displayed on...
Casting calls can start a new chapter for aspiring older actors
By Sharon Oliver, Contributing Writer
REGION - As visions of retirement life grow sharper in focus and plans for what is next in that chapter...
Fort Myers: Unspoiled, with white beaches
Several years ago, when construction began on a housing development overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, an eagle’s nest with eggs was discovered in the forest that was about to be razed. Today, the aptly named Sanctuary community surrounds an island of trees that was preserved so the birds’ habitat would not be destroyed.
Active seniors develop healthful program of day trips
Members of the Trailblazers gather at the Adventure Park at Heritage Museums & Gardens in Sandwich.
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Contributing Writer
Southborough – The Trailblazers...
Award-winning Revere teacher turns her punk rock youth into life lessons for students
By Brett Peruzzi, Contributing Writer
REVERE - Nancy Barile teaches English to some tough kids at Revere High School, but she’s not easily shocked or...
Massachusetts has a rich history of classic pranks
By Sharon Oliver, Contributing Writer
When a Boston TV station reported on April Fool’s Day in 1980 that the nearby Blue Hills were erupting,...