Bryan Marquard

Years before she was overseeing dozens of bridal appointments every weekend at her Waltham emporium, Yolanda Cellucci got her start in fashion focusing on a single important event: her prom.

In an oft-invoked anecdote a few pages into Annie Dillard's Pulitzer Prize-winning “Pilgrim at Tinker Creek,” she watches a half-submerged frog collapse and die, dispatched from life by a giant water bug.

Early in his tenure leading the Laconia Motorcycle Week Association , Charlie St. Clair was almost constantly on the move, meeting with business

Hoping to make a good impression, Judson Hale arrived for his first day as Yankee magazine editor at 7:30 a.m. in September 1958, only to find that

Judge Houston "gave himself to the cause of social justice, but not in an abstract way at all. He did so with deep humanity,” said the writer James Carroll, a longtime friend.

Ms. Hamilton in a mock-up of the Apollo 12 command module on display at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

A Reading man who is a person of interest in his mother's shooting death will appear in a Vermont courtroom Friday and is now also facing 16 illegal gun charges in Massachusetts, records show.

Though best-known for his memoir "In My Blood" about his storied family, Mr. Sedgwick prolific writing could "bring the most unexpected subjects to life," said Atlantic magazine editor-at-large Cullen Murphy.

Mr. Morris "helped build the foundation of our franchise,” said team owner Robert Kraft.

Jim Boyd was only 19 when he reached a crossroads. He had started college three years earlier, only to be asked to leave because his grades were