Maureen Sullivan
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Past articles by Maureen:
Ever-changing and everlasting: Westborough's Nourse Farm marks 300th
The purpose of the weekend is to “celebrate the legacy of the farm,” according to David Nourse, eighth-generation owner of the farm. → Read More
Home improvement firm 'raises the roof' with new program for veterans
A few months after plans were discussed, Audet has a brand-new, moss-resistant roof, and Prunier has a brand-new program -- Free Roofs for Veterans. → Read More
Celebrate the New Year with these fun programs in eastern, central MA
Some events may be altered due to changing coronavirus protocols. Check your local event's website for updates. → Read More
Natick: Sullivan's Travels
There will be two events on Oct. 17 in South Natick -- Arts in the Park and the Oldtown Photo Calendar competition. → Read More
Sullivan's Travels -- Patriots honor A Place to Turn volunteer
A Place to Turn has announced that Rebecca Gladstone received a $10,000 Myra Kraft Community MVP Award through the New England Patriots Foundation. → Read More
Sullivan's Travels -- In Natick, a day to remember and celebrate
On Sept. 11, while Natick Days was setting up, the town took time to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks. → Read More
Where to find PYO apples in eastern Massachusetts
Local orchards have plenty of apples available, and pumpkins are beginning to make the scene as well. → Read More
Celebrate the last weekend of summer with these fairs and festivals
This week's festivities include the Big E, Norwood Day, and the Dog Fest in Polar Park in Worcester. → Read More
Fall Family Fun: Check out the corn mazes in eastern and central Mass.
Some mazes will offer "Flashlight Nights" in September and October. → Read More
Sullivan's Travels: Natick plans 9/11 commemoration at 9 a.m. Saturday
Ceremonies to mark the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks will take place in Natick Center and at the AMVETS. → Read More
World War II vets sign 'The Rifle' at Hudson's American Heritage Museum
Nearly 60 veterans gathered at the American Heritage Museum to take part in a book signing; 15 of them also received the French Legion of Honor. → Read More
Houlden Farm plants seeds for expansion
Since taking over the farm from their grandparents about seven years ago, the brothers have added acreage, grown more crops, started new programs. → Read More
Houlden Farm plants seeds for expansion
Since taking over the farm from their grandparents about seven years ago, the brothers have added acreage, grown more crops, started new programs. → Read More
Want to pick your own blueberries? Here's where to find them
Several farms in eastern and central Mass. are offering PYO blueberries for the next several weeks. → Read More
Things to do for July 4th: Parades, live music, carnivals, road races and yes, fireworks
Here's when and where you can celebrate the Fourth of July in Eastern Massachusetts. Plus a town-by-town listing of firework events. → Read More
Dover residents confirm renovation option for the Caryl Center
Just over 15% of the town's eligible voters came to the polls; 569 voted yes, 99 voted no, with one blank. → Read More
Natick farm conjures up a different version of 'Maple Magic'
Hundreds of gallons of sap will be transported back to the farm’s sugar shack, and that sap will be boiled down into maple syrup. → Read More
Iron Horse yarn shop returns to Sherborn more than a year after a fire in Natick destroyed the shop
SHERBORN — The “open” flag flies once again from Iron Horse Farm on Coolidge Street. The small shed attached to the barn has yarn and knitting supplies on the walls and tables, available for purchase. And once again, the store draws knitters from all over the area – in this case, because of a “yarn tasting” event held on Aug. 29. The event featured Berroco yarn, based in North Smithfield, R.I.… → Read More
Iron Horse yarn shop returns to Sherborn more than a year after a fire in Natick destroyed the shop
SHERBORN — The “open” flag flies once again from Iron Horse Farm on Coolidge Street. The small shed attached to the barn has yarn and knitting supplies on the walls and tables, available for purchase. And once again, the store draws knitters from all over the area – in this case, because of a “yarn tasting” event held on Aug. 29. The event featured Berroco yarn, based in North Smithfield, R.I.… → Read More
Dover-Sherborn-based foundation provides school supplies for less fortunate
DOVER – Students will be returning to classes within the next few weeks, whether remotely or in-person. Either way, that means school supplies; for less fortunate families, especially those affected by the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic, it’s an expense that can be hard to bear. Thanks to the Backpacks for Kids Foundation, a nonprofit operated by Dover-Sherborn High School students… → Read More