The North Shore looks forward to 2006 Fidelity Jumper ClassicHorseback riding has a long and storied past. From the grand stables of Arabia to our ow...
North Shore tennis buffs are getting ready to don their sun visors and favorite spectator outfits in anticipation of a very special July. With tennis...
On the ground floor of an old three-story building in downtown Lynn, in a freshly painted studio brightened with new track lighting, arms and hands r...
It's finally June and the last thing most of us New Englanders are craving are the blustery, cold days of winter. When it was 30 degrees outside with...
A Tale of Two PartiesThe month of June is fast approaching and you suddenly realize that you are far behind in making plans for your much anticipated...
A Trio of National Treasures Lets Us See How the Other Half Livedby ELLEN HIGGINSThe Sargent House was built for Judith Sargent Stevens, one of this ...
In 1981, pianist-composer David Alpher, soprano Lila Deis, and businessman Paul Sylva joined forces to create a chamber music festival in celebration...
Let me start by saying I believe that when a woman gets to a certain age, it is perfectly acceptable to fess up to some juicier tidbits about her pas...
Family-friendly Fraser Field. It's a tongue twister for sure, but it's what North Shore Spirit owner Nick Lopardo envisioned when he purchased the te...
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