W hen I first became a REALTOR® over 26 years ago, I remember hearing the phrase “If real estate is your profession then politics is your business.” It didn’t mean…
Finding Time To Do Just A Few More Things
hANK mANZ
I am still recovering from a recent birthday. Just about anybody even close to my age will tell you that birthdays become a love-hate sort of thing at this point…
Harry Laye Tribute Night – “50/50 Guy” Gives 100% to Lexington
COMMUNITY NEWS
Harry and Alice Laye with Brian and Ann Adley and their children. The Adley family worked hard to set up the room for the event. PHOTO, JIM SHAW O ver…
Honoring our Fallen Heroes – Memorial Day
COMMUNITY NEWS
MEMORIAL DAY 2012 Alma Hart remembering her son PFC John D. Hart who was killed in Iraq in 2003. PHOTO, JIM SHAW Several hundred people gathered to watch as the…
Pat Costello – Unsung Heroine
By State Senator Ken Donnelly
Caption for Picture: Representative Jay Kaufman, Unsung Heroine Pat Costello, and Cindy Friedman, Chief of Staff for Senator Ken Donnelly. W e see heroes in our local papers and…
The Libra Solution – Families in the Balance
LAURIE ATWATER
L ast week I eagerly phoned Lexingtonian Lisa D’Annolfo Levey to discuss her new book The Libra Solution: Shedding Excess and Redefining Success at Work and at Home. Lisa Levey…
The Prank Heard ‘Round the World!
By Marilyn Rae Beyer
Armored Forces Supplement Colonial Firepower at Rehearsal for Patriots Day 2012 | Bill Mix and Tom Fortmann inflate the “tank.” Photo courtesy of Marilyn & Rick Beyer. It was…
Lexington Family Opens a Traditional New England Inn
Laurie Atwater
Lexington has a long history of providing hospitality for visitors. The Lexington House above-provided lodging and was an important gathering place for community events. …
LexFUN Celebrates 70 Years
By Marie Manning
LexFUN! will celebrate its 70th Anniversary this year! When I began researching this article, the phrase that kept coming to mind was: “If we want things to stay as they…
The Economic Impact of a Light Winter
Hank Manz
Hank Manz Shortly after I was elected as a selectman in Lexington, my outlook on snow began to change. No longer was it that attractive blanket which made the…
