Article Archive for October 2009
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to an end we wanted to stress the important role that Cambridge based organizations can play in the advancement of treatments and a potential cure for this life threatening …
If you were undecided before last night’s Democratic Senate debate odds are you still are. I was impressed with Martha Coakley’s decision to run before Joe Kennedy announced but I have yet to see enough …
In Part 3 of our 2009 Cambridge Halloween Planning Guide we are giving you some ideas of events and activities to consider in the Cambridge Area. Halloween activities abound in Massachusetts and New England. You …
Excitement is gathering for President Obama’s visit to MIT tomorrow. The event was a bit of a surprise but according to MIT’s Kirk Kolenbrander:
“President Obama and President Hockfield both believe that the leading minds in …
Planning your Halloween Party takes some time and creativity. In Part 2 of our Cambridge Halloween Planning Guide we will look at ideas for planning a Halloween Party. As mentioned before the timing of …
Many people know Matt Damon for his blockbuster movies but what he may end up being better known for will be his charitable works. This past month I was reading Parade magazine where Damon wrote …
Halloween is around the corner. Are you ready? In the United States Halloween is a very popular holiday which is primarily not associated with any religion. Based on an old Celtic festival called Samhain which …
Harry Potter is visiting the Museum of Science at least in spirit. The Museum is the second venue to host Harry Potter The Exhibition which has been very popular in Chicago where it first opened. …
The rumors are true. Trader Joe’s is opening another Cambridge store which will be located at the Fresh Pond Mall. It will be next to the totally remodeled CVS where Kappy’s used to be.
This past …
This past weekend I decided to scope out the Charles River in anticipation of the Head of the Charles Regatta which is happening this weekend October 17th and 18th. As I thought there was …
