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By: Martianne Stanger We’ve all heard of the “unsinkable ship” the Titanic, right? But, did you know there was another ship far more unsinkable and much closer to home? The Pilgrim was America’s first double-hulled steamship. It traveled from Fall River to New York in the 1800’s and survived a 100-foot hole being ripped in … More Another Small Museum to Enjoy
In a continued effort to increase awareness about cervical and breast cancer and enhance access to important screenings, Signature Healthcare, in partnership with the College of American Pathologists (CAP) Foundation’s See, Test & Treat® program, is delivering free ‘same day result’ cervical and breast cancer screening, along with community health education, on Saturday, May 16th from … More Signature Healthcare Teams Up with CAP Foundation to Host Free Cervical and Breast Cancer Screenings
By: Kathy Trainor Teaching your kids to help others can be a hard to explain. When it comes to small children, I’ve found that actions speak louder than words. Sometimes showing them something goes much further than just explaining. Recently, while driving home, I saw an older man laying on the side of the road. I pulled over … More Actions Speak Louder Than Words
By: Rachel Ventura I love creating things for my home. I’ve made all sorts of little creations that are displayed throughout my house. It’s fun making them, I save a ton of money, and it makes the house feel more “homey.” Sure, not everything is as nice or as perfect as something you may buy … More Recycling
By: Kathy Trainor Take a deep breath and sit back. We don’t have one single family photo. My husband and I have been married 10 years. We have 2 lovely sons they are 5 and 6. I have been taking photos of the boys since day one. Plus my husband and I would photograph … More Confession of a Busy Mom ….. I have NO family photos!
By: Jessica Aldred While the rest of New England is still staring at melting snow banks and dodging mud puddles, the planner in me has already set her sights on sweet summertime, and our annual summer bucket list specifically. As I start booking the final weeks of children’s activities I quickly realized that, while it … More Summer Bucket List
By: Martianne Stanger As I write this, the first day of spring is about to arrive with…. snow! Yes, snow! More snow. And, for many, groans. But, not for me. Here, we’ve just been struck with the belly bug and as it makes its way out of our home, I am actually happy that we’ll be … More Snow? More Snow?!? 6 Reasons to Savor More Snow in the Forecast
By: Kathy Trainor You have no idea how easy it is to make this three ingredient peanut butter fudge! We have been stuck inside for a very long time. The temps have been below zero and I was looking for something extra to give my plow guy. He said he loves fudge, but I only … More Three Ingredient Peanut Butter Fudge
By: Jessica Aldred Within a matter of four weeks I will have worn fairy wings (twice), evaded gold coin laced traps and done the bunny hop. Between the Tooth Fairy, this new leprechaun situation, and the Easter Bunny, I think I’m having an identity crisis. I mean, I thoroughly enjoy the look on my kids’ … More Childhood Wonder
By: Jessica Aldred I don’t know about you, but after school pick-up, extracurricular activities, dinner prep and baths the last thing I want to do is homework. After being on the go for ten solid hours, my son has no interest either. However, the unavoidable task of homework presents itself at least four nights a … More Homework Blues
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