New England Weekend
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Grafton's Willard House and Clock Museum Keeps Time for the Future
30 Years of Christmas Magic: Trans-Siberian Orchestra Returns to Worcester
Friction Between Friends: The Canadian Trade War's Impact on New England
Cape Cod's "Marine Misfits" Need Your Help This Fall
“Cemetery Cinema” Returns to Cambridge’s Historic Mount Auburn Cemetery
Newton’s “Spoonfuls” and Local Chefs Fight Food Insecurity at the “Ultimate Tailgate”
Enchantment Awaits at New England Botanic Garden's "Fairy Hollow"
Wicked Safe Salads: Nationwide Recalls Become Wins for New England Farmers
More Than a Meal: The Ecosystem of Food Equity at Boston's "Haley House"
A Cozy Home to Call Their Own: Berkshire Farm Sanctuary's "Old Dog Inn"
Back to School, and Savings, with the Massachusetts "Educator Discount Directory"
One Plank at a Time: Build Your Own Boat with the Essex Shipbuilding Museum
Powering New England's Future: ISO New England's "Regional Electricity Outlook"
Ride, Stride, and Fight Hunger with Dedham’s “Three Squares New England”
Boston’s Labor Day Parade Returns in Solidarity and Celebration
Your Money, Your Benefits: Resources to Better Understand Social Security
The Bounce, the Boot, and Bragging Rights: Gaelic Football Comes to Canton
HIV Screening and Detection Moves Beyond the Clinic at UMass Amherst
Anchored in Faith, Looking to the Future: A New Home for Nantucket's Jewish Community
Needham Mother and Daughter "Chasing Red Flags" to Promote Mental Health Authenticity
Shell-ebrating New Bedford's Fishing Community at Scallopalooza 2026
The Cost of Commitment: Navigating Sustainability in a Changing Economy
"American Political Items Collectors" Share Slogans, Surprises, and Souvenirs in Danvers
Cyclospora 101: The Microscopic Parasite That Caused a Nationwide Outbreak
From Wall Street to the Seaport: The Arrival of the "Museum of American Finance"
From Trailheads to Patio Tables: New England's Hidden Food and Hiking Spots
"Lost New England": A Virtual Journey Through New England's Past and Present
Military Families Honor Service Through History This Summer with "American Ancestors"
The Battle for Neighborhood Bragging Rights at Black Brown Boston's "Hoodlympics"
Bostonians Heal, Grow, and Learn Through Music at the Community Music Center of Boston
Wander Through Boston's Edible Forests with the "Food Forest Coalition"
Shining the Spotlight on Men's Health at Roxbury's Whittier Street Health Center
Roxbury’s "Black Wall Street": Preserving Stories of Enterprise, Resilience, and Community
"Embrace Honors" Celebrates Boston's AAPI Trailblazers
Full Speed Ahead: MassDOT Connects the Commonwealth Through "Compass Rail"
The Art of the Card: Boston Public Library Wants Your Designs
Westport's "Samaritans Southcoast" Provide a Lifeline for the Commonwealth
The Return to LeLacheur: A Homecoming for the Lowell Spinners
"Uplift Salem": The Community Impact of Guaranteed Cash Assistance
Showroom Sticker Shock: Why Are New Cars So Expensive Now?
"Missing Dogs Massachusetts" Volunteers Reunite Families Against the Odds
A Century of Care: The Enduring Work of Worcester's "Friendly House"
Empty Wallets and Pantries: The Growing Hunger Crisis in Massachusetts
Buffering No More: The Plan for Universal Broadband Coverage in Massachusetts
METCO's "Opportunity Ball" Celebrates 60 Years of Educational Equity
NH's New Wildlife Crossings Hope to Save the Smallest Wildlife Wanderers
One Love, Big Impact: "Pup and Friends" Unite for Hurricane Melissa Victims
"Pedal the Necklace" This Spring with Boston's Emerald Necklace Conservancy
Despite the recent snow, spring is here in Massachusetts, and it's a perfect time to get out and explore all the beautiful parks Greater Boston has to offer! Many of them are connected by the more-than-century-old Emerald Necklace, which is stewarded by the Emerald Necklace Conservancy. The Conservancy is offering the public a chance to experience those parks on two wheels with some upcoming community bike rides, and Carlen Singmaster, the Director of Marketing and Communications for the Conservancy, joins Nichole to share the details.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Calling All Cloud Spotters: NWS Boston's SKYWARN Spotter Program Needs Eyes on the Skies
Not all of us can be a meteorologist, but any of us can help them ensure their severe weather warnings and forecasts are as accurate as possible. While the forecasters have a lot of tools available at their disposal, there's nothing quite like eyes on the ground, and that's where you come in. Hundreds of thousands of people around the country are trained as part of the SKYWARN Spotter Network, and local classes are starting soon if you want to get involved. National Weather Service Boston's Lead Meteorologist, Bryce Williams, shares details with Nichole in this week's episode.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Norwell's "Jett Foundation": 25 Years of Hope, Support, and Strength for People with Duchenne
Over the past quarter-century, the state of healthcare has changed dramatically, with new cures and treatments becoming available for conditions that have been around for far longer. While there's no cure yet for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a lot of progress has been made when it comes to research and support, and much of that progress is thanks to the Jett Foundation of Norwell. Eric Snyder, President and CEO, and Maura Carroll, the Director of Development, talk with Nichole about the Foundation's storied history, their efforts, and their upcoming event to celebrate their 25th year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.