The Art of Storytelling | How to Get Published | Mysterious Lexingtonians Meet some of the published authors in Lexington and learn about their individual stories and strategies for success…
By Heather Aveson | Bruce Cleaver stood proudly in his blue uniform as his grandfather Tom Will, a 30 year veteran of the Bridgeport, CT police force, pinned the badge…
Lexingtonians have a competitive spirit. And they tend to excel in competition. Three year old Teddie James is no exception. Teddie weighs 160 lbs., walks on four legs and wears…
Older homes, often built before residential building codes were put in place, have steep stairs, narrow doorways, or bathrooms only on the second floor. These environments make it difficult for…
Hank with his prized apples. In my front yard are two apple trees which we inherited from friends when the trees and we were a lot younger and our friends…
L exington resident Ulla Lund recently turned 105 years old. Lund, who has lived for decades on Farmcrest Road in Lexington, is loved and admired by generations of friends and…
Nina and Kerry Brandin By Laurie Atwater | It’s a bright day at the Lexington Farmer’s Market. I’ve just come off the highway—five hours from northern Maine to Lexington and…
Marge Battin R acine, Wisconsin, 1943. Margery Milne was a high school student with a summer job working in a tank factory that was in the throes of a labor…