Circus family reflects on a life of adventure
By Aiden FitzGerald Eighteen-year old Ariana Wunderle strapped on her four-inch sparkly stilettos and fast-walked a thin metal wire into the Guinness Book of Records. […]
Month: July 2022
For circus professionals and amateurs, personal progress keeps them going
By Aiden FitzGerald For circus performers it isn’t all about audience. “We don’t want the audience to be quiet,” said Ilse Baryshnikov, 18, an aerialist […]
How the fire crackles
See what makes collectors so invested in their record collection.
A Dirty Issue: waste management is worsening at national and state parks
Waste management at America’s parks is becoming a growing issue as the number of visitors increase yearly.
Elders Earn Respect for Practicing Martial Arts
Senior citizens gain confidence and good health by learning skills in martial arts.
The Commuter City: Salem struggles to make room for new residents
Marketed as one of the best cities outside of Boston for commuters, Salem is struggling to keep its housing stock available and affordable.
Where the collection begins
The record store is the sacred first stop for many first time collectors.
The need for a trip through history at Boston Harborfest
Boston Harborfest is a big party. Find out about all the activities that make the festival so much fun.
The Beast Underneath: Tourism is fueling erosion at America’s parks
Erosion is a problem that many cannot see until it is too late. America’s national and state parks are facing this growing threat due to the influx of tourists.
Teens to Represent Team USA in World Martial Arts Championships
Martial arts help kids build physical, respect, self-control, focus, and mental strength.