Author, Journalist, Copywriter
Finding live music every day of the week just became easier thanks to the grand opening of Beverly’s The Railway Tavern. The man behind the scenes booking the talent is Marblehead’s own renowned saxophone player, Henley Douglas Jr.
“Anyone can be loud,” Guy Ford said, referring to the mantra of his band of 25 years. “But the hardest lesson a musician learns is that less is more.” Ford felt a musical “spark” as a kid after borrowing his sister’s guitar
In case you hadn’t heard, Johnny Ray, “wants to put the band back together.” Ray and his longtime friend and confidante, Edgar Alleyne, are the dynamic duo behind The Beacon Restaurant and Bar, 123 Pleasant St., Marblehead.
When the world as we knew it came to a halt in March of 2020, the outcome was tragic for SOSS Records—a company who built its reputation on Boston’s North Shore as true “disciples of live music.”
When Eat Well Kitchen opened in June of 2015, it delivered on its promise to provide customers with fresh, delicious food on the go. Less than a year after moving into a new, larger space at 12 Atlantic Avenue, COVID unleashed its wrath, presenting a host of unimaginable predicaments.
When Eat Well Kitchen opened in June of 2015, it delivered on its promise to provide customers with fresh, delicious food on the go. Less than a year after moving into a new, larger space at 12 Atlantic Avenue, COVID unleashed its wrath, presenting a host of unimaginable predicaments.
When Wayne George took over at the helm of F.L. Woods nearly twenty years ago, a global pandemic was the farthest thing from his mind. The harsh reality of Covid in March, 2020 brought the temporary closing of the Marblehead institution that first opened its doors at 76 Washington St. in 1938.
Gym owners learn how to stay relevant and stay strong despite the pandemic.
In March of 2020, the Council on Aging closed its Senior Center due to mandates from Governor Baker and the State Department of Public Health. The results were devastating. The COA lost many friends, patrons, volunteers, and employees. At the time of the shutdown, the COA was in the midst of a long-overdue server upgrade
Gina Baker, is a 52-year-old college professor and athlete who suffered a severe injury that left her with constant back and sciatic nerve pain. “I hurt when I sleep, walk, sit, and stand,” she say…