Project Bread’s annual Walk for Hunger fundraiser supported 60 community gardens and 500 gardeners across Worcester, which helps provide SNAP beneficiaries access to local produce.
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From bank mergers and technology to the pandemic and changing consumer behaviors, multiple forces continue to alter the role of traditional brick-and-mortar branches in banking. As Banker & Tradesman reports,...
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Cape Ann veterans and the community were invited to join the museum for lunch and to draw their own self-portraits. “This was a great idea that the museum came up with,”…
Learning to Swim is an exhibition that pairs an interactive map where locals can share their memories of learning to swim with artwork and archival photographs from the Museum’s collection…
When Melissa Fawcett and her husband were looking for options for their young son, the child care programs they found kept coming up short. So, the Fawcetts set out to…
A horrific discovery has been the catalyst for a new reckoning at Old North Church & Historic Site. Like many historic sites in the Northeast, Old North Church, located in…
The artist-activist executed a three-color mural on the New England Aquarium’s Simons Theatre to highlight the endangered species’ plight. It’s part of a global environmental public art program known as Sea…
‘No human should be without food’: Farmers market in Mattapan providing free, healthy meals for kids
BOSTON (WHDH) – A farmer’s market is working to bring healthy and affordable — and in some cases free — food to Mattapan. The Mattapan Food & Fitness Coalition and…
Outdoor workspaces have long been standard at creative and tech firms, from Microsoft’s tricked-out treehouses to Shutterstock’s birds-eye perch atop the Empire State Building. In the thick of the pandemic,…
Since 2018, a land area six times the size of New York City has been destroyed by loggers and miners operating illegally along the Xingu River in Brazil’s Amazon region….
