By Katie McFadden Saturday, October 18, will be a beautiful day to celebrate freedom with the local community. Get ready for a day Read More
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OCTOBER 16 Laurice Keating was born. Robby Schwach was born. Buck Grottano was born. 1793 – French queen Marie Antoinette was guillotined for treason. 1978 – Read More
By Katie McFadden Artie Brennan, an actor, comedian, director and filmmaker, can now add New York Emmy Award winner to his resume. Read More
By Katie McFadden A situation regarding a five-year-old boy found wandering around a laundromat parking lot last Tuesday, ended with his mother Read More
By Robin Shapiro Occasionally deals are haunted by old Building Department fines and violations. Some violations occurred because renovations after Hurricane Sandy Read More
By Jennifer Kelleher There’s a certain quiet moment that happens before we do the hard thing. A pause. Sometimes it lasts Read More
By Terri Estes Fleas are small parasitic insects that feed on the blood of mammals and birds. The most common type of Read More
By Theresa M Racine October is observed as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a nationwide initiative that brings together advocates and survivors in Read More
Identical twins don’t have the same fingerprints. Wearing a tie can reduce blood flow to the brain by 7.5 percent. Read More
By Peter Galvin, MD Coronary artery plaque is the buildup of deposits that may include cholesterol and calcium on the inner walls Read More