MCI-Framingham is one of the worst offenders when it comes to giving women substandard breast cancer screenings, according to state Department of Public Health inspections.
John Kuntz, also a playwright, recently starred in William Shakespeare’s play "The Tempest,'' staged by the Actors’ Shakespeare Project, of which he was a founder. Starting May 16, Kuntz will play Cardinal Pandulph in the ASP’s production of "King John'' at The Cathedral Church of St. Paul.
The Plymouth Philharmonic will host “A Tribute to Tony Bennett” next Saturday with a swinging Pops concert celebrating the living legend. Song stylist Steve Marvin will join the orchestra to sing the songs Bennett made famous like "Rags to Riches," "The Best is Yet to Come," and "For Once in My Life."
This is a casino before perfection, before presentation, before it goes on show 24/7. These are the last days before the Mashantucket Pequot tribe throws open the doors to its $700 million MGM Grand expansion on May 17.
Celebrity impersonators, Scottish castles, flying nuns – this movie is not for everyone.
It’s hard not to think of a young Steven Spielberg while watching ``Son of Rambow,'' the enchanting story of a fatherless British boy finding solace and friendship in his love of movies.
The MBTA’s “New Flyer” buses can unleash side ramps to make it easier for the disabled to board; they are equipped with surveillance cameras; and they run on low sulfur diesel fuel with filters that meet federal emission standards.
The BWG formed Vida Verde, a Brazilian house cleaning co-operative aimed at recruiting house cleaners to use environmentally friendly products. Formerly based in Somerville, the agency operates out of Allston.
Back injury sidelined former dentist, but he’s found a new way to help people through massage therapy.
Jackson Madnick doesn't expect people to make a cleaner greener world from the goodness of their hearts or because they saw Al Gore's movie. Instead, he hopes to convince skeptics they can save lots of money and the world by embracing new technology to heat their homes, seed and water their lawns, and clean up lakes and rivers.
Last Saturday, 6,400 people attended the Sheepshearing Festival at Gore Place on the Waltham line. Here's a quick video of, well, sheep being sheared.
Whether they grew up loving Big Papi and Manny or idolized "The Splendid Splinter" or "Yaz," die-hard Red Sox fans of all ages turned out in droves yesterday to get close to the team's two most recent World Series trophies.
What began as a family tradition for Mary Pauplis turned into a lifetime passion that has earned the Hudson resident regional awards and multiple cookbook deals.
From the starting line in Hopkinton to the finish in Boston...and every step in between...we shot video of the sights and sounds along the 2008 Boston Marathon route.
Placing encouraging signs on front lawns, cheering on runners or handing out water bottles, Gatorade and orange slices, people along Commonwealth Avenue chose different ways to support runners in yesterday's Boston Marathon.