Just Add Magic Pilot for Kids
Please check out a show that my work colleague developed! Looking for a less snarky, feel-good TV show for kids 6 – 11? Check out the “Just Add Magic” pilot from Amazon Prime. Based on the popular book series of the same name, Kelly Quinn and her two BFF’s, Darbie and Hannah, stumble upon her […]
Global Meatless Recipes for Lent
MAKE SOMETHING SPECIAL THIS LENT WITH GLOBAL RECIPES International Flavors Combine with Stories of Hope, Videos and Prayer It can be hard to come up with a meatless recipe each Friday during Lent; especially for families with picky eaters. This Lent, skip the macaroni and cheese and take your family to someplace special with a […]
Most Popular Baby Names of 2014
Emerson Hospital’s Most Popular Baby Names of 2014 Mason and Emma Most Popular, Brooklyn and Emerson Receive Honorary Mentions In 2014, nearly 1,200 babies were born at Emerson Hospital in Concord, and their parents chose some very special names. According to BabyCenter, the country’s top parenting and pregnancy digital resource, the most popular baby names […]
2015’s Cities with the Most & Least Efficient Spending on Education
2015’s Cities with the Most & Least Efficient Spending on Education Boston is #66 on list for least efficient spending on education Cities with the Most Efficient Spending on Education Cities with the Least Efficient Spending on Education 1 Miami, FL 81 St. Paul, MN 2 Grand Rapids, MI 82 Syracuse, NY 3 Richmond, VA […]
Spartan Race Boston!
My friend Lydia and her husband Jim will be participating in the Spartan Race and guest posting for me here on their experience. Lydia and I have been boxing for the past two years together and her husband Jim is gearing up for several Triathlons. Thus far, their boys are not participating but there are […]
An Inside Look at Children’s Book Adaptations Panel Discussion
We are so sorry, but we have to reschedule this event due to weather and transportation considerations. Please join Children’s Books Boston on MARCH 2 for the rescheduled panel discussion: FROM PAGE TO SCREEN: AN INSIDE LOOK AT CHILDREN’S BOOK ADAPTATIONS Simmons College, The Paresky Conference Room 300 The Fenway, Boston MA Monday, March 2, early […]
A Taste of the Wild with Chef Jody Adams
AFRICA FEBRUARY 8-17, 2016–A CULINARY SAFARI From Jody Adams: As you know, I love few things more than food, travel and adventure. In the past decade, I’ve led 8 culinary-focused bike trips to Italy and France. To me, there’s no better way to connect with people from different lands and cultures than around the stove […]
Auburndale Community Library Garden Club SPEAKER SERIES
Auburndale Community Library Garden Club SPEAKER SERIES will begin at the library (ACL) on February 9, with award winning Newton Gardener Ashley Davidoff. Dr. Davidoff, a radiologist, will share his concept of developing a Unified Garden. Our garden, like our body, functions best as one… “units to unity”. He will demonstrate, with a photo presentation, […]
Nelly Carreño Celebrity Chef at COOK Restaurant
Cook Cooks for Charity Cook Restaurant Welcomes Nelly Carreño as Part of its Continuing ‘Celebrity Chef Series’ WHAT: Cook, the highly acclaimed American bistro located in Newton, MA is welcoming NECN meteorologist Nelly Carreño as part of its continuing “Cook for Charity” celebrity chef series. On Wednesday, January 28th, 2015 from 6:00PM – 8:00PM […]
Worst Cities for STEM Jobs
With “getting a better job” being one of the most popular New Year’s resolutions in the U.S. and STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) jobs expected to grow 1.7 times faster than non-STEM professions between 2008 and 2018, the leading personal finance social network WalletHub conducted an in-depth analysis of 2015’s Best & Worst Metro Areas […]
