Fitness trainer starts gym for foster kids to give back
Jesse Setaro was a foster child and now that he's an adult, he's using his gym to help others in the same situation.
Lowell hot sauce company thrives on staying local, having the 'craic'
A spicy sauce enthusiast turned his red-hot hobby into a career, with help from UMass Lowell's campus.
Food Truck Friday: Hungry Nomads a family affair with a diverse menu
Hungry Nomads was started by a couple who wanted to take a chance and follow their dreams.
Brockton High School's drone program breaking barriers in competition
There's a group of students at Brockton High that are flourishing in the school's drone program and shattering stereotypes.
Summer Stars Camp for Performing Arts brings confidence to kids
A Massachusetts camp has been helping people find their voice and get creative for more than 20 years.
Food Truck Friday: Kush serves up modern Mediterranean
Chef Saba is serving up Mediterranean classics inspired by her homeland's favorite foods.
Caribbean Youth Club helps teens get used to new life in Boston
The first couple of years as an immigrant child in a new place can be tough. Nickey Nesbeth knows what that's like, so she founded the Caribbean Youth Club.
3 non-profits selling discounted art to build bridges between city and suburban kids
Three local non-profits are coming together to connect city kids and suburban kids through a camp funded by the arts.
Dighton's Apache Way Farm Rescue saving abused animals with trust
Lori Matta owns Apache Way Farm Rescue in Dighton, where she takes in abused animals, mostly horses.
Walpole middle school students produce their own daily newscast
There's a middle school in Walpole that's breaking and delivering their own news every day.
"Little chefs" embraces the chaos of cooking with kids
Kelly Barry knows all the tricks when it comes to teaching little children how to cook.
Saugus boxing gym encourages members to fight for what they believe in
A boxing gym in Saugus encourages members to fight through their workout for someone or something they believe in.
Hyde Park Historical Society honors Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler
The Hyde Park Historical Society is honoring a true pioneer during Women's History Month and all year long.
'Buy Nothing' a community project where members give, receive and help others
The Buy Nothing Project, where members give and get items for free and help others, is growing in popularity.
Wednesday's Child: Father of 4 with special needs says 'look outside your comfort zone'
Peter Wyman adopted four children, all of them with special needs. He encourages people to "look outside their comfort zone."