HomeBase Expands, With Gratitude From A Grateful Nation

In honor of Veteran's Day, STP~News celebrates the expansion of HomeBase in Charlestown, Massachusetts. The National Center of Excellence is the first and largest private sector clinic in America dedicated to healing the invisible wounds of war. To date, over 40...

“Twitched Upon A Star: The Bewitched Life and Career of Elizabeth Montgomery”

Reading "Twitch Upon A Star :The Bewitched Life and Career of Elizabeth Montgomery" may satisfy a craving to digest some seasonal mind-candy but this 387 page book is more than that. It's a provocative story of a complicated woman who lived a life of agency before it...

Consider de Cordova, De Place to De-Stress this Season

Consider the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum a four-season mecca of delights. This outdoor cathedral of inspiration rests on 30 acres of land managed by The Trustees, the nations first preservation and conservation organization.  Sky-lined, tree-lined and...

Georgia O’Keeffe and Henry Moore Riff on the Great Outdoors Inside Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts

Boston's Museum of Fine Arts exhibit "Georgia O'Keeffe and Henry Moore" is a visual thesaurus of natural talents. This imaginative presentation of more than 150 paintings and sculptures includes recreations of both artist's studios as a predicate for a study in...

The Boston Celtics Host Power Players at the JFK

On a crisp October morning, at Columbia Point, Alan Price, Director of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, introduced, Kash Cannon, Director of Community Engagement for the World Champion Celtics to a group of nearly 100 Boston-area high schoolers. In...

A Postcard From Ogunquit,Maine With Love

This Fall, tourists will find it's easy to explore the many charms of Ogunquit, Maine. Jolly-trolleys deliver visitors all-about the nooks and crannies of the beach community.  Sweeping vistas of the Atlantic Ocean frame cafés with Parisian-roasts and pâtisserie...

Neuroscience Adds Focus to Hocus-Pocus at Salem’s Peabody Essex Museum

Salem is a sensational place to hang-out in October. The light of summer shifts from a soft haze into dark shadows, leaves crunch beneath our feet, and the air feels crisp. The City's vibe is steeped in history with exceptional options for entertainment. A safe-harbor...

Calling ALL Graffiti Fans, Are You Ready to Paint and Skate at Lynch Park This Weekend?

The Charles River Conservancy is launching their first "Graffiti-Artist-in Residence Program". This opportunity is a mash-up of other community initiatives that include; Public Art Forums, Social Justice Skate Jams and various programs informed by public art...

Internationally Beloved Sculptor, Nancy Schön, Touches Boston with “The Noble Journey”

The North End Historical Society with St Leonard's Church in Boston will celebrate "The Noble Journey" on Sunday, September 29th, at 1PM. Created by Nancy Schön, recognized internationally for her "Make Way For Ducklings" sculptures, "The Noble Journey" is a simple...

“ASTOR: The Rise and Fall of an American Fortune ” by Anderson Cooper and Katherine Howe

  Breaking News! "Astor" a favorite read of STP-News was released this morning in paperback. The book is more than a story about an American family; it's a cautionary tale of arrogance, greed, and lust, in other words~ It's a book club must! If you haven't read...

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HomeBase Expands, With Gratitude From A Grateful Nation

HomeBase Expands, With Gratitude From A Grateful Nation

In honor of Veteran's Day, STP~News celebrates the expansion of HomeBase in Charlestown, Massachusetts. The National Center of Excellence is the first and largest private sector clinic in America dedicated to healing the invisible wounds of war. To date, over 40...

read more
Consider de Cordova,  De Place to De-Stress this Season

Consider de Cordova, De Place to De-Stress this Season

Consider the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum a four-season mecca of delights. This outdoor cathedral of inspiration rests on 30 acres of land managed by The Trustees, the nations first preservation and conservation organization.  Sky-lined, tree-lined and...

read more
The Boston Celtics Host Power Players at the JFK

The Boston Celtics Host Power Players at the JFK

On a crisp October morning, at Columbia Point, Alan Price, Director of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, introduced, Kash Cannon, Director of Community Engagement for the World Champion Celtics to a group of nearly 100 Boston-area high schoolers. In...

read more
A Postcard From Ogunquit,Maine With Love

A Postcard From Ogunquit,Maine With Love

This Fall, tourists will find it's easy to explore the many charms of Ogunquit, Maine. Jolly-trolleys deliver visitors all-about the nooks and crannies of the beach community.  Sweeping vistas of the Atlantic Ocean frame cafés with Parisian-roasts and pâtisserie...

read more
Hans Zimmer SOARS in Boston

Hans Zimmer SOARS in Boston

  Walking towards TD Boston Garden you sense vibrations of sports legends that rocked the rafters. Hockey great, Bobby Orr's bronze is the street-side gatekeeper of banners won over decades by World Champion Bruins and Celtics. Ascending the staircase into the...

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This Fashion Show is 435 Miles Above Earth

This Fashion Show is 435 Miles Above Earth

Gone are the days women felt obliged to matched their hats to their gloves. There's a new fashion-statement in town, and it's outta this world. In 2017, NASA Space Suit engineer, Su Curley, spoke at the JFK Presidential library in Boston. Air-supply, pressure,...

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Playing a Different Kinda 9 at Fenway Park

Playing a Different Kinda 9 at Fenway Park

Fenway Park is, technically speaking, not a link in Boston's historic Emerald Necklace,,,, but this weekend we gotta use a mulligan on that call. Upper Deck Golf has converted Boston's beloved diamond into a 9-hole gem. With elevated driving ranges set around the...

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Not All Sluggers At Fenway Park Play Baseball

Not All Sluggers At Fenway Park Play Baseball

If you live in the Boston area, plan to spend a little time vacationing near the city or will be dropping a kid off in The-College-Capitol treat yourself to a night of big-league entertainment at Fenway Park. The beloved National Landmark hosts more than professional...

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Even Great Elephants Summer in Newport!

Even Great Elephants Summer in Newport!

Newport's reputation as a posh watering-hole is so enormous even the Great Elephant Migration has arrived to check-it-out at the height of the summer season. Now through September 6th, visitors of all ages are welcome to pay the pachyderms a call along the Cliff Walk,...

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Spirits Live in Marblehead’s Jeremiah Lee Mansion

Spirits Live in Marblehead’s Jeremiah Lee Mansion

In Marblehead, Massachusetts it's common for Townies and tourists from far away places to wander 'Old-Towne' and take-in the heady mix of Colonial life in freshly salted air. The seaside community boasts of playing a role in the China Trade, the American Revolution...

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Who’s HAUNTING Marblehead’s Historic Jeremiah Lee Mansion?

Who’s HAUNTING Marblehead’s Historic Jeremiah Lee Mansion?

Marblehead's historic Jeremiah Lee Mansion recently hosted and ghosted two sunset-chats with curious neighbors, members of Boston Paranormal Investigators, and a swirl of spirits from long ago.  The stately manse and period gardens are beacons of American history....

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On This Day In History, We Honor Our 1st Salem “Witch”

On This Day In History, We Honor Our 1st Salem “Witch”

Bridgette Bishop was the first person to be hanged as a witch in Salem Village.  She was 60 years old when she was accused of sending her spirit into unsuspecting neighbors. Although she denied all charges against her, she was found guilty of practicing Witchcraft....

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Charles Spencer Announces another Royal Divorce

Charles Spencer Announces another Royal Divorce

Last week STP~News reviewed "A Very Private School" written by Charles Spenser, The 9th Earl Spencer, more commonly known as Princess Di's little brother. Days after the review the Earl announced he was seeking his third divorce. Headlines cover the sordid details of...

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Honoring Memorial Day in a Special Way, With a Flag Garden

Honoring Memorial Day in a Special Way, With a Flag Garden

Since 2010, hundreds of volunteers from the Massachusetts Military Heros Fund have created a Garden of Flags on Boston Common for Memorial Day weekend. The flags create a vista that is both touching and inspirational. It can also be emotionally overwhelming. The...

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Igniting A Patriotic Movement, One Card At A Time

Igniting A Patriotic Movement, One Card At A Time

Dr Laura Landerman-Garber introduces herself as a grandmother, mom, wife and psychotherapist. She neglects to mention she's also a four-star mensch. Loosely translated, the Yiddish word is used to describe a soul who navigates the world with exceptional compassion,...

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Ready to Dig Your Toes into a Summer Playlist?

Ready to Dig Your Toes into a Summer Playlist?

Summa lovin is finally here! A Summer Song: Chad and Jeramy All Summer Long:Beach Boys All Summer Long : Kid Rock Boys of Summer :Don Henley Cool for Summer: Demi Lovato Come Monday: Jimmy Buffett Cruel Summer: Banannarama Cruel Summer : Taylor Swift Dancin in the...

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‘Our Time On Earth’ is a Trip Worth Taking!

‘Our Time On Earth’ is a Trip Worth Taking!

Visiting The Peabody Essex Museum's most recent installation, Our Time On Earth, is a trip worth taking. Like Spring, this exhibit is a fusion of energies. Organized in London, the large-scale, interactive exhibits enable guests to transcend time and space. The...

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“A True Account” by  Katherine Howe

“A True Account” by Katherine Howe

Katherine Howe is a writer of historical fiction and biographies. With Anderson Cooper, she's also co-authored Vanderbilt, and Astor, two NYT best sellers. Educated at Columbia and Boston Universities, her chops as a historian have street-cred. But, the forty-seven...

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Remembering Iris Apfel

Remembering Iris Apfel

Iris Apfel died in Palm Beach, Florida on March 1st, 2024. STP~News flys down memory lane to honor the style icon, affectionally known to her fans as The Rare Bird. This review revisits a documentary released in 2015 ( shown at the Peabody Essex Museum, and other...

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The White House Announces the Annual Easter Egg Roll Lottery

The White House Announces the Annual Easter Egg Roll Lottery

Today, the President and First Lady announced the 2024 Easter Egg Roll will take place on the South Lawn on Easter-Monday April 1, 2024. This annual event is one of the oldest traditions celebrated at the White House. Last year, thirty thousand people, including...

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Who Knew Mary Cassatt was a Throughly Modern Suffragette?

Who Knew Mary Cassatt was a Throughly Modern Suffragette?

On Sunday, February 4th, Boston's Museum of Fine Arts tells the story of throughly modern Mary Cassatt.  A 90 minute feature film " Mary Cassatt: Painting the Modern Woman" features the life and times of the impressionist of whom we have made many wrong impressions....

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Newport’s Mansions Honor MLK Day With Free Admission.

Newport’s Mansions Honor MLK Day With Free Admission.

Newport is so much more than a posh summertime watering hole.  Even in January, it's longitude and latitude landmark a transformative site in American history. On January 15th, on what would have been Martin Luther King's 95th birthday, The Preservation Society of...

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Take Your Inner Carrie Bradshaw Out For the Holidays

Take Your Inner Carrie Bradshaw Out For the Holidays

For the next few weeks the definition of 'well-dressed' stretches like an elastic-waist band on velour pants. Dressing to dazzle isn't a fashion mistake, it's a mitzvah! These's simply no better time than now to take your inner Carrie Bradshaw out for a holiday spin....

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Boston Welcomes President Joe Biden

Boston Welcomes President Joe Biden

  Massachusetts Governor Maura Healy, leader of the Democratic Party's Woman Governors Fund, (that seeks to put more women in statewide executive office,) chats with Boston Mayor Wu and Ed Freni, Interim Chief Executive Officer, Director of Aviation at...

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Batty for Bats~ Fly Right This Way!

Batty for Bats~ Fly Right This Way!

Now through Friday October 27th the Peabody Essex Museum invites you to meet some neighbors who have, for a very longtime, been given a pretty bad reputation.  It's time to re-write their bad press reviews and celebrate all they do during Bat Appreciation Week. Fly by...

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‘Trick-or-Treat’ in Gilded Age Style at the Breakers

‘Trick-or-Treat’ in Gilded Age Style at the Breakers

The Preservation Society of Newport County invites you and your little Boo's to Trick-or-Treat at the Breakers. Friday night October, 27th the 'Summer-Cottage' synonymous with Gilded Age glam, will host a family event for witches, vampires,super-hero's and skeletons...

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A Passion for Fashion? Run to Fenway

A Passion for Fashion? Run to Fenway

Friday, Fenway takes on a whole new look when Linda Henry presents a fashion show to benefit the Red Sox Foundation. The 521 OVERLOOK venue, is To Di For ! This new space is a perfect place for the models to strut their stuff while you and your team have a ball!...

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Rosecliff and her Fabulous 7.5 Million Dollar Facelift !

Rosecliff and her Fabulous 7.5 Million Dollar Facelift !

Let's face it..." No one holds the hands of time" Advances in the cosmeceutical industry promise to repair our collectively sagging foundations from top-to-bottom. Plumped, sucked, tucked; so far, the faux-plateau of youthful appearances fools no one. Thankfully...

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The White House Invites YOU to Celebrate Christmas in DC!

The White House Invites YOU to Celebrate Christmas in DC!

The White House announced it is welcoming volunteers to create some magical memories at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave during the holidays. Continuing the tradition of sharing the fun of the Christmas season, the White House is accepting applications from all U.S. states and...

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PickleBall Fashion Finds a Fun Lane at Fenway Park

PickleBall Fashion Finds a Fun Lane at Fenway Park

Fenway Park recently welcomed amateur and professional pickleball players to experience the love of their sport inside Boston's legendary field of dreams. The launch of Pickle4 America's Ball Park Tour in Boston coupled the excitement of opening-day with a sense of...

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NASA’s Europa Clipper Mission : ‘Message in a Bottle’

NASA’s Europa Clipper Mission : ‘Message in a Bottle’

Here's an opportunity to add your signature to a project destine to be outta-this-world. Members of the public are invited to add their names to an upcoming NASA Mission set to travel 1.8 billion miles to one of Jupiter's icy moons, Europa. The spacecraft known as...

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Pickle Ball Fever Rallies At Fenway !

Pickle Ball Fever Rallies At Fenway !

Fenway Park will host pickleball matches from July 13th~16th. Both professional and amateurs players are welcome to take the courts. Collaborating with the Red Sox Foundation, Pickleball4America ( Pickle4) is a newly formed group that is partnering with the U.S.Open...

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“Being Mary Tyler Moore” on HBO Max is Worth Watching

“Being Mary Tyler Moore” on HBO Max is Worth Watching

For those who grew-up watching Laura Petrie grow-up to be Mary Richards the transition from ' happily married lady in New Rochelle, to happily single lady in Minneapolis' appeared to be easy. Watching the documentary Being Mary Tyler Moore on HBO Max reveals however,...

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