Come Sail Away – The Second Annual Boston Harbor Ladies Challenge
Four years ago, Kathleen Seero was standing on the dock at Savin Hill Yacht Club after a race when a thought crossed her mind that she couldn’t shake. As she [...]
Four years ago, Kathleen Seero was standing on the dock at Savin Hill Yacht Club after a race when a thought crossed her mind that she couldn’t shake. As she [...]
It’s officially golfing with your coworkers and clients season. For those of you who know how to golf, that’s great news. But for those of you who talked up a [...]
Scrabble. Stop signs. Sales receipts. All three things couldn’t be more random, but that’s exactly where Christina Stamatos draws her inspiration from for her business, Making Sad Things Happy. The Massachusetts [...]
On any given Saturday afternoon in season, you might just find dozens of men ranging in all shapes and sizes, with grass stains on their shorts and a beer in [...]
The 128th Boston Marathon is next week and even if you aren’t training to run the race, there is certainly training to be done. On the morning of October 11th, [...]
When it comes to people and their passions, the phrases, it’s in my blood or I could do it before I could walk, are common. For Liliana Jimenez, the path to pursuing her passion [...]
It’s been 50 years since Julie’s Family Learning Program started changing the lives of local households. Throughout that time, the program has instilled a sense of independence, confidence, and trust [...]
Aside from the Boston Marathon, St. Patrick’s Day is probably Boston’s biggest day of the year and most definitely South Boston's. Businesses sell green and shamrock items, bars and restaurants [...]
It’s January in Boston, which means wherever you are, you’ll pass somebody running on the side of the road or swerving on sidewalks as they train for the Boston Marathon. [...]
In 2012, Danielle Velez was new to Boston but was no stranger to the gym. She was a fitness trainer with a sacrilegious (to fitness folks) vice…sweets. She spent her [...]