We hear so much about self-care, well-being, exercise, healthy diet...

We promised ourselves we would start the year feeling a little calmer and more relaxed.

These days, if you want to look younger, many get Botox.

Samuel Lincoln House and Related Early Lincoln Homesteads in Massachusetts

Pirate ships were the backbone of piracy from the 1600s through the early 1700s, often called the Golden Age of Piracy

For our January newsletter, we invite you to take a little trip back in time to when life moved at a slower pace and shopping was an experience, not a chore.

Let’s hear it for America! This year, 2026 marks our 250th Anniversary! There will be more events as the months go on but for January....

When Dev first asked us to write about the New England Boat Show (At Boston Convention & Exhibition Center January 7-11th) we thought, what’s the big deal. Well, after researching, we found, as usual, Dev knows the best stuff the BEST!

Make 2026 happy, healthy, and relaxing! Our #1 recommendation this year is unplugging. You’ll be surprised at all the benefits. Read on to learn more!

Keep Calm And Carry On… Explore the unexpected benefits of white tea to invite some tranquility into your 2026. We promise this will be your new go-to healthy habit for the new year! Read on to learn more about this holistic remedy for stress.

We are pumped and ready to give all we’ve got to this brand-new year! We’ll start the New Year off right focusing on our well-being! Here are a few compelling reasons to prioritize your health and happiness as you step into the coming year!

As we stand on the threshold of a brand-new year, let's embrace the opportunity for growth, joy, and transformation. The canvas of 365 blank days is before us, waiting to be painted with the vibrant hues of our dreams and aspirations.

In 2025 and 2026, Massachusetts will proudly commemorate the 250th anniversary of the battles that shaped the fight for America’s independence. As the birthplace of American Liberty, this historic state was where the seeds of freedom were sown, and the foundation of the nation's future was laid.

Public schools are open to all students, while the suburbs are easy peasy based on your neighborhood, the city is a whole nother ball game. In K-Middle school, it’s a lottery system in Boston. At high school you can test into certain school, otherwise it’s a lotto. While private schools can be more selective and require an application to gain admission pk-12.

“First Day Hikes" is a tradition started by state park systems inviting everyone to take a hike in a park on January 1 to encourage healthy activities in the outdoors all year long. Whether you walk, run, or even bike or paddle, come out to explore the trails in your area! Happy Trails!

Hot pot, the beloved communal dining experience that brings friends and family together around a bubbling pot of broth, is taking Boston by storm. Whether you're a seasoned hot pot enthusiast or a curious newcomer, the city and its surrounding areas offer a vibrant selection of restaurants where you can savor this flavorful, interactive meal. From traditional Chinese-style hot pot to inventive fusion variations, the best spots in Boston and beyond promise an unforgettable culinary adventure. In this article, we’ll guide you through some of the top places to enjoy a steaming, savory hot pot, whether you're craving classic broths, premium ingredients, or unique twists on this age-old tradition.

Transitioning from fossil fuels to electric systems for heating, cooling, and appliances—can enhance energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact. In Massachusetts, several programs offer rebates and incentives to support homeowners in making these upgrades.

The hot pot is referring to the food preparation method, a communal cooking style where diners cook ingredients in a simmering pot of broth at the table. Hot pot's origins trace back to ancient China, particularly during the Shang and Zhou dynasties (approximately 1600–256 BC). A copper pot was used during the Three Kingdoms period (220–280 AD) highlighting its historical evolution into a recognized culinary tradition.

Dry January is a month-long challenge where individuals abstain from alcohol to reset their drinking habits, improve health, or simply see how they feel without alcohol. Started in 2013 by the nonprofit Alcohol Change UK, it has since gained international popularity. Participants often report benefits like better sleep, improved focus, enhanced mood, weight loss, and financial savings. With benefits like that, we can’t think of any reason not to try it. And here’s more....

The Pierce House, located at 24 Oakton Avenue in Dorchester, Massachusetts, is a fascinating historic home and one of the oldest surviving examples of 17th-century architecture in Boston. Built in 1683, it was initially part of a 20-acre property acquired by Thomas Pierce from the Minot family in 1696. This house remained in the Pierce family for ten generations, showcasing centuries of family history and life in colonial and Revolutionary America​.