The Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston brings back its annual holiday revue Christmas Time, now in its 30th season, for 10 performances only December 7-16 at the Robinson Theatre, 617 Lexington Street, Waltham. This singing and dancing spectacular has become a beloved annual tradition for thousands of families of all ages throughout the Greater Boston area and New England. This joyous musical celebration presents all the comfort and joy of the season in heartwarming choral and dance numbers, beautiful costumes, and breath-taking custom scenery designed and painted by world renowned artist Continue reading >>>

By Boston Business Journal The Republican on October 29, 2012 at 5:56 AM, updated October 29, 2012 at 5:57 AM Brought to you by The Verizon Innovation Center in Waltham Verizon By JOHN CHESTOBoston Business Journal CHESTNUT HILL - Could Verizon's slowly eroding work force in Massachusetts finally be poised for a rebound? John Stratton, president of Verizon Enterprise Solutions, certainly offered some hope Continue reading >>>

The sold-out third annual Mystery Dine Around, held on Friday, Sept. 28 to benefit Hospice of the North Shore Greater Boston, raised a record amount of more than $25,000. This is the third year that Salem Waterfront Hotel Marina has hosted this event, with the support of a dozen of the North Shore’s finest restaurants. In the event’s inaugural year, North Shore Medical Center was the beneficiary. More than 150 guests attended the event, which began at the Salem Waterfront Hotel Marina’s Regatta Pub for a VIP reception and hors d’oeuvres. Following the reception, guests were assigned Continue reading >>>

Watertown’s seniors have a new way of getting around town as of Sept. 1. ITN—Greater Boston, a non-profit organization connected to a national network, recruits volunteers to drive seniors around their communities. The program, seed-funded by the Tufts Health Plan Foundation, came to Massachusetts in early 2012, and rolled out in Watertown and Waltham in September. Executive Director Jean Patel Bushnell said the point of the network is to keep senior citizens invested and involved in their community. “If they don’t have the means to go to a medical appointment, to go play bridge, Continue reading >>>

As of 5 p.m., the storm was located about 345 miles due south of Cape Hatteras, N.C. It’s moving northeast at about 13 miles per hour. It will continue to move northeast for the next 24 hours, but by midday on Monday it’s going to start to turn left. That means the old left hook is coming, which is going to bring it into southern New Jersey by late Monday night. There’s still some variance in some of the computer models, but I’m thinking the storm moves northeast, cuts up about 100, 150 miles south of Block Island, and then takes as sharp hook, moving south of Block Island right into the Continue reading >>>

Boston College Squares Off Against Harvard in First Round of 'Schooled: NESN's College Face Off' In a battle for greater Boston supremacy, teams from Harvard and Boston College face off in the first round of Schooled: NESN's College Face Off. The opening match of this eight-team tournament has two of New England's finest institutions going head-to-head in a good, old-fashioned throwdown. Factor in that both schools call Boston home, and some Continue reading >>>

Predicted path of Hurricane Sandy as of 11 a.m. Saturday. (National Hurricane Center, National Weather Service) BOSTON — Hurricane Sandy is expected to make landfall on the eastern seaboard late Monday night. Even though eastern Mass. is not currently within the storm’s predicted path, Meteorologist Mark Rosenthal said the Greater Boston area could start feeling Sandy’s effects as early as Sunday evening: On the 11 a.m. advisory, Sandy is located about 350 miles to the south/southeast of Charleston, South Carolina, moving off to the north at ten miles an Continue reading >>>

Deadline: January 18, 2013 Submit Nomination The questionnaire below asks you to nominate the three most respected local CEOs, most admired companies across 10 categories, and three of the best Boston-based national and regional brands. Please enter your top three in each category, considering the reputation of the individual and business and the individual's or Continue reading >>>

WHO: James Burnett of the Globe staff and his wife and son WHAT: The South Shore Natural Science Center WHERE: Norwell I’ve said a dozen times if I’ve said it once, that as I learn to be a good parent to a high-energy toddler, the key to keeping him happy and me sane is the great outdoors served up to my boy on a platter, so to speak. Few places my wife, son, and I have visited since moving to Greater Boston 15 months ago have captured life in the woods and water as well as the South Shore Natural Science Center in Norwell, celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. The Center, which Continue reading >>>

Copyright 2012 PR Newswire. All Rights Reserved2012-10-26 NEW YORK, Oct. 26, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Cogent Growth Partners, LLC (Cogent) announced today that they advised Charlie Ross, of Smithfield, Rhode Island, on his recently announced acquisition of Welsh Consulting in Boston effective October 1st.  Ross, a twenty-year veteran of the IT Services industry, was most recently the Chief Operating Officer for Technical Support International (TSI) of Foxboro, MA.  Welsh Consulting is an IT consulting firm providing computer services, strategy, and support to greater Boston area businesses. Continue reading >>>