'Ayesha Curry can't cook'; Boston bar takes the trash talk to the Warriors
"A little mental warfare is never a bad thing," said Game On! bar manager Ricky Falcucci.
Comic book store with special employees is thriving
Omar Masood has Down syndrome and employs others, like him, who may have otherwise had trouble finding a job.
To Do List: Worcester Tercentennial, Boston Dragon Boat Festival
This weekend, Worcester celebrates a huge milestone and Boston welcomes back two popular events.
Elderly residents gather at Boston apartment to cheer on Celtics
Every game, a group of residents at Amy Lowell Apartments gather around the TV to cheer on their beloved Celtics.
Celtics superfan excited for more NBA Finals memories
Joanne Borzakian Ouellette's family has held season tickets since 1974.
In Swampscott, students teach senior citizens in 'LGBTQ 101'
"It's a wonderful way for us to start to break down some of those communication barriers and try to understand."
To Do List: Cirque du Soleil, Arlington Beer Garden, Monster Jam
This weekend, Cirque du Soleil comes to Boston, a beer garden returns to Arlington, and Monster Jam is back.
Burlington group volunteers to mow lawns for people in need
A Burlington man runs a group of volunteers that mow lawns at no charge.
To Do List: Cambridge music festival, Marshfield arts, Highland Games
This holiday weekend you can check out a music festival in Cambridge, an arts festival in Marshfield or some Scottish Highland Games in Milford.
Nautical sign maker raises money for wounded veterans' homes
An Ipswich company is using its growing custom-made nautical sign business to help raise money for homes for wounded veterans.
Electric boats provide views of Boston Harbor
The owner of Boston Electric Boats says the electric boats are eco-friendly and have quieter motors.
To Do List: Owl's Nest Beer Garden, Baby Goat Yoga, Free Ferry Day
This weekend, popular beer gardens are reopening, you can do yoga with baby goats, and take a ferry for free.
2 Harwich men start foundation to house Ukrainian refugees in Poland
Two Harwich men have started the Ukrainian Relief Mission Charitable Corporation, which has raised over $300,000.
To Do List: Revere Rooftop reopens, Fenway Park is hosting a card show, and local theatres offer new VIP program
This weekend, Revere Rooftops reopens, Fenway Park is hosting a card show, and local theatres offer a new program.
Boston Public Library offering one-hour wedding ceremonies for $200
The historic library is now offering a new option for couples on select Mondays: a one-hour ceremony for $200.