"From the canny cast to the crack chamber ensemble backing the action, the double bill offered a feast for eyes, ears, and mind." ~ A.Z. Madonna, Boston Globe
“It all started with the trees,” Fuel Coffeeshop co-owner Robin Curletti says, half joking, of the veritable downtown shuffle that was heralded by the controversial removal of the 35-year-old Bradford pear trees lining Main Street.
Adina Simonson, who drove about 55 feet with one pedestrian on her car, can no longer drive in Massachusetts. She is also prevented from ever reapplying for a new driver's license.
There is a growing awareness of where and how our goods are made and a lot more transparency from the clothing industry about what we are buying and wearing.
While the top floors of the Castle Street firehouse are occupied by town inspection services, the ground floor isn’t going entirely to waste. Three antique cars are nestled under wraps in the back bay.