Emilie-Noelle Provost
Emilie-Noelle Provost is a freelance columnist, essayist, features writer and the former editor-in-chief of 512 Media Inc. She is also the author of “The Blue Bottle,” a middle-grade adventure novel published in 2018. Learn more about her work at emilienoelleprovost.com.
In honor of 2021 and all the possibilities that have arrived along with it, here are a few of the reasons January is a special.
Read Story →Trying to find holiday gifts for the book lovers in your life can be daunting. We’ve got your back with this list of titles by local authors.
Read Story →Here’s a a list of charities in the Merrimack Valley that help young people – Organizations that are always in need of donations and volunteers.
Read Story →Although it started off OK, 2020 turned out to be the worst year in most people’s memory. Here’s some New Year’s Eve traditions to make thing better.
Read Story →As autumn turns to winter and the days grow colder, there are few things more satisfying than curling up in your favorite chair with a good book.
Read Story →If you’ve been thinking about taking a vacation this holiday season, here are some tips that can help keep you safe while you’re away from home.
Read Story →New Orleans, its majestic live oaks dripping with moss, seems to offer the perfect combination of romance, passion, mystery and splendor.
Read Story →Whether you commute to Boston every day for work or haven’t been there in years, it’s likely been awhile since you gave the city a fresh look.
Read Story →In “Gone So Long,” Andre Dubus III digs deeply to create a tableau of working-class American life, though not the kind we might wish for.
Read Story →I’m still disappointed about the things the pandemic has taken from my family and the world, and probably always will be, but the crisis also brought unexpected gifts. Learning to recognize them is a gift in itself.
Read Story →The complex printing method for paper currency was created right here in Newburyport back in the late 1700’s. A version of this system is still used today by the U.S. Mint.
Read Story →Did you know portable steam power, which modernized farming and labor during the Industrial Revolution, was invented right here in Lawrence?
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