The future isn’t what it used to be
By Janice Lindsay
During the 1890s, various experts predicted what life would be like by 2000. Now we’re 20 years into the new century and...
Rekindling a passion for singing a cappella music
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
Region – After taking a two-decade hiatus from singing a cappella music, Michael Radner of Marlborough is once again crooning...
Celebrating 40th anniversary in a diverse life of dance
By Ed Karvoski Jr., Culture Editor
Boston/Cambridge – 2019 is a year of milestones for Boston resident Peter DiMuro, executive artistic director of the Dance Complex...
Leaving a legacy that matters
Working for the good of the planet and the next generation
By Deborah Burke Henderson, Contributing Writer
Driving through the quiet Blackstone Valley town of Mendon,...
Ukulele nervous
Why was I so nervous?
The world would not end – even my tiny corner of it would not be endangered – if I could...
AARP’s Age friendly update
By Mike Festa, State director, AARP Massachusetts
There is a lot happening on the “Age Friendly” movement in the Bay State, from legislative briefings to...
Need challenge? Give medicine to cat.
Kitty was sick. Acting normal, but losing weight. Vet said urinary tract infection. Liquid antibiotics, twice daily, two weeks.
Big, buff-colored, fluffy, floppy, kitty was...
Aging is inevitable. Decline is optional. Which do you choose?
By Dr. Keith Darrow, PhD, Hearing & Balance Centers of New England
Humans have always longed for the fountain of youth. We always try to...
AARP Massachusetts 2019 legislative priorities
By Mike Festa, State Director, AARP Massachusetts
As we enter a new legislative session, AARP Massachusetts is hard at work fighting for our 800,000 members...
