Lyle will discuss his book which explores a small tidal river that enters Massachusetts Bay between Boston and Plymouth. It is the first state-designated scenic river, brimming with history. It survived state-approved plans to dam the river and develop its extensive salt marshes. It is a history of this storied tidal river southeast of Boston, … Read more
The Scituate Senior Center invites you to attend a ‘Meet the Artist Opening Reception’ for the exhibition, ‘Moonrises and More from the South Shore,’ featuring the extraordinary photography of award-winning South Shore photographer Bart Blumberg. The show will be on display through February, during the Center’s regular visiting hours, Monday-Thursday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 … Read more
Photographer Kat Hanafin’s large-scale seascapes evoke a sense of peace and tranquility.
after years of planning and an extensive renovation of a preexisting nursery structure, the two friends opened The Root in Scituate
Scituate’s Jesse Cole hits a homer by dreaming up a fun new version of baseball, The Savannah Bananas
A cohesive combination of custom carpentry, vibrant colors and natural textures elevates the character of a Scituate family’s new home. By Jennifer H. McInerney Photos by Liz McCarthy A few years ago, Scituate residents Kristin and Doug Lane decided to sell their coastal home on First Cliff and relocate to a modern farmhouse in a … Read more
Winter is a great time to visit the South Shore’s hottest new restaurants. We recently checked out 10 new dining spots you won’t want to miss. Written by Kellie Speed The Winsor House at Island Creek Oyster Farm 390 Washington St., Duxbury 781-934-0991 winsorhouse.islandcreekoysters.com TEAM: Island Creek Oysters owner Skip Bennett made Duxbury synonymous with … Read more
Click here for your own signed print by Bob Kennedy.
A South Shore boutique specializes in youthful fashions for the whimsical, wicked and wild. Text and photography by Kate Rogan of Ellie Finn Photography Model: Emma Sullivan “Fashion,” says Mary Marathas, owner of Cattivo, “is a way of speaking without saying a word.” For the Chicago native, whose first job at 16 was working as an assistant … Read more
A Norwell home gets a first-floor update. By Jennifer Sperry, Photography by Derrick Zellmann Gordon and Annellen Pulsifer have owned their Norwell property on the North River since 1999. “We knew right away it was a special place, with water views from every room,” explains Gordon. Over the years, while raising their two sons, they updated … Read more
Offering a little something for everyone, hometown general stores continue to thrive on the South Shore. Written by Brendan Martin Coyne Photography by Jack Foley For centuries, general stores have been at the heart of many small New England towns, including here on the South Shore. These businesses provided whatever staples and provisions the locals … Read more
One of the showiest and ubiquitous of summertime blooms, hydrangeas are a popular choice for South Shore residents looking to add a pop of color to their yard. Here are a few tips from local master gardeners for keeping hydrangeas happy and cultivating bountiful blooms. Consider Color “Hydrangeas have the widest range of colors … Read more