Holly Camero
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How did one Hanover teacher a spend her summer break? Teaching kids from Ukraine, Poland
A Hanover teacher and her daughter spend two weeks in Poland teaching English to kids from Ukraine and Poland at a summer camp there. → Read More
Aspiring leaders program looks to help effect change in Massachusetts schools, here's how
A new leadership program backed by Springpoint and the Barr Foundation of Boston aims to help aspiring leaders effect change in Massachusetts schools. → Read More
Looking for a new independent bookstore to try? Check out Escape Into Fiction in Franklin
April and Michael Rock opened Escape Into Fiction in February. Owners hope Franklin residents will call the store 'their own.' → Read More
On Tap: Learn to farm, visit with princesses, meet a dinosaur, explore a mysterious forest
There are magical princesses, mysterious forests, farms and dinosaurs on tap this weekend and beyond. → Read More
Celebrate Independence Day with parades, concerts, a naturalization ceremony and more
Celebrate the Fourth of July by going to a parade, or concert and even a naturalization ceremony. Then get in a little down time with a book reading. → Read More
One-room schoolhouses in MA used to teach children the importance of history
One-room schoolhouses in Massachusetts serve as places where third graders can learn what it was like to be a student more than 150 years ago. → Read More
What to do this weekend? Lion Dance, watch Dragon Boat races, wish a bull happy birthday
Have a plan this weekend? There's plenty on the docket: Dragon boat races, lion dancing, music, stories, fairy activities, and a sensory-friendly farm activity. → Read More
Readers share where to buy books in eastern Massachusetts
Readers favorite bookstores highlight customer service, quality books and charming qualities. Did your favorite bookstore make the list? → Read More
What to do: Fight for liberty, dress like a prince or princess or see ballet this weekend
Decorate a broom at The Witchery, see Wally, ride the carnival rides, see 'Cinderella' and take a chance on her slippers and more. → Read More
MA teachers must lead public school classes in ‘Pledge of Allegiance’, students can refuse
Massachusetts public schools must fly the flag and lead the class in reciting the 'Pledge of Allegiance.' But students can refuse. → Read More
Borrow items like a ghost meter, drum pad or board game at a MA public library of things
Libraries of Things are cropping up all over Massachusetts, filled with a wide variety of items you can borrow from your local public library. → Read More
10 sensory-friendly places to jump, experiment, play, watch movies and more
Museums, movies, plays, trampoline parks: These 10 spots cater to those with sensory concerns. → Read More
Maynard resident was given second chance; now his mission is to recruit stem cell donors
Patrick Languzzi, of Maynard, received a stem cell transplant to battle leukemia. Now he is on a mission to find stem cell donors for others. → Read More
Musical on tap for Fine Arts Theatre Place in Maynard, but doors won't open just yet
"Mary Poppins - The Musical" will be the first show at Maynard's Fine Arts Theatre Place. → Read More
Maynard resident makes custom cornhole boards, perfect for the person 'who has everything'
Bob Sardella, of Maynard, owns Bob's Cornhole Company, where he creates custom cornhole boards. → Read More
UPA Inc. gets nod to begin negotiating an HCA with the town of Maynard
At the Nov. 16 board meeting, the Maynard Select Board voted to allow the town administrator to negotiate a Host Community Agreement with UPA, Inc. → Read More
One person dead and three injured after fire sweeps through home on Park Street in Maynard
Maynard firefighters responded to a two-alarm fire around 5 p.m., Sept. 2, on Park Street. → Read More
Shooting on Cindy Lane in Maynard remains under investigation, police chief says
Maynard police are still investigating after a shooting in the early morning hours on Aug. 22, put three teens in the hospital. → Read More
Maynard COA director makes appeal for bigger, more accessible senior center
With seniors making up 25% of Maynard's population, Council on Aging Director Amy Loveless says they need a bigger, more accessible senior center. → Read More
Maynard business strives to bring balance to dogs and their families
Meaghen MacDonald, owner of Well Balanced Dog Training in Maynard helps the most difficult dogs become part of their human families. → Read More