Aaron Robinson
Aaron Robinson is a senior at UMass Lowell and will graduate in December of 2019 with degrees in creative writing and digital media. He writes short stories, poetry and nonfiction, as well as journalistic pieces on sports, news and music. He has been published in the Boston Globe’s junior journal, “The Endeavor,” and has served as head copy editor at UMass Lowell’s student newspaper.
Here are a few suggestions on some light summer activities around the Merrimack Valley and beyond to get you off the couch and out of the house.
Read Story →Baby boomers think differently than earlier generations about what it means to age well. They want to remain independent, mentally and physically fit.
Read Story →Traveling the world, Lisa Ricciardelli of All Care Laser Center searches for the latest breakthrough in medical aesthetics.
Read Story →Elise Pashigian left a high-intensity job in the fashion industry to help people find balance and improved health at Massage Envy.
Read Story →For over two decades, Edgewood LifeCare Community, has been a place where retirees experience life to the fullest – In ways that might surprise you.
Read Story →“Love will find a way” might sound like a cliche, but there’s truth in those words. Here are a few MV couples who defied the odds and found true love.
Read Story →Finding the perfect holiday gift can be difficult. Local artisans Lisa Scala, Vito Couch and Rachel Benson can make your holiday shopping easier.
Read Story →To keep the season merry, we’re presenting a few recipes from Merrimack Valley’s finest chefs and restaurant owners, including Seoul Kitchen.
Read Story →Custom-made leather belts by Dan Jacavanco, tree ornaments by Elisa Drumm and glass blowing by Peter Ridabock; find great, locally-made gifts for the holidays here.
Read Story →For Jocelyn’s Mediterranean Restaurant & Martini Lounge, the holidays are about connecting with family traditions, and cooking is one huge way to connect.
Read Story →Catie’s Closet is preparing for the second annual “A Catie’s Closet Christmas in Belvidire,” which will give the public the opportunity to tour three historical homes in Lowell’s Belvidire neighborhood. The interiors and exteriors of the homes will be professionally adorned in Christmas decor by local designer Mark Caputo.
Read Story →For holiday shoppers looking beyond the Big Box, here’s a practical buying guide for art made by hand, by local craftspeople. Investing in such unique and personalized gifts will put smiles on the faces of your loved ones and show support for local artisans.
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