Laura B. Hayden is the author of Staying Alive: A Love Story (Signalman). She most recently contributed to Three Minus One: Parents’ Stories of Loss (She Writes Press, 2015) and Poor Yorick: A Journal of Rediscovered Objects. Laura is a BMI Foundation Woody Guthrie Fellowship recipient researching a biography of Marjorie Mazia Guthrie, Woody's second wife.."Like" her page on Facebook at Laura B Hayden - author and follow her blog at http://lhayden.blogspot.com/.
Evangeline Leah Rookey talks about her 37-year career as a hairdresser and salon owner in this week's Crain's Business Newsletter
Join the Scramble at Skungamaug River Golf Club in Coventry on June 24 and/or contribute as a sponsor.
Brian Mazzone aims to introduce boys and girls to the fun of non-contact football.
Adam and Eve would have been way better off noshing on figs.
Come celebrate the season - rain or shine
"My mother didn't profess to be saving the planet for 40 years — just her space, her money and her self-respect."
In my house, an Easter treat is more about a colorful bread than chocolate bunnies.
Why is it important to revisit the Sandy Hook tragedy? The award-winning film will be screened April 1 at Wesleyan and on CPTV April 3.
Whether you're headed to Beantown for a day trip or the marathon weekend, make time to stroll through the Robert McCloskey exhibit.
Eating corned beef and cabbage three times last week would have been a wee bit too much. So I tried a different Irish meal on the holiday.
Reading Governor Ella Grasso's biography seemed appropriate this week. She was, after all, at her best during the Blizzard of 1978.
