Posted in Activities on September 28th, 2010
People come from all around to enjoy Massachusetts foliage. Why? Because the tree colors are vibrant, and the region is laden with history. Occasionally local residents forget just how remarkable this area can be. Okay, so where can we find all this history and color? Here are a few thoughts. Walden Pond State Reservation. Maybe this National [...]
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Posted in Current News on September 20th, 2010
Yes, they’re everywhere, but what would fall be without them? After all, this member of the squash family is an autumn superstar: they adorn outdoor steps, are carved and/or decorated for Halloween, and seem ever-present at festivals. But in addition to their more whimsical nature, what else is there to know about this primarily-orange vegetable? [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized on September 7th, 2010
Now that the fall is almost here, recreational priorities seem to switch. The beach may be appealing in the middle of summer, but it is typically not as tempting around this time of year. What is? More local activities seem to be a preference. So, what Worcester happenings are coming up? Here are a few Pet Rock Festival. [...]
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Posted in Holidays on September 1st, 2010
Labor Day has been celebrated in this nation for almost 130 years. The acknowledgment was originally enacted by the labor movement to honor workers. Labor unions pushed for the first Labor Day. The tribute took place on Tuesday, September 5, 1882 in New York City. The following year, a similar reflection was held. In 1884, the recognition moved [...]
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