It was a glorious weekend for Hospice of the North Shore Greater Boston’s 19th Annual Auction and Regatta on June 14 and 16.  This year’s Auction and Regatta was the most successful in its 19-year history, raising $370,000 to support the expert and compassionate care provided by Hospice of the North Shore Greater Boston.  The festivities at Boston Yacht Club, which included the Auction on Friday and the Regatta on Sunday, were attended by over 400 guests. Our deep appreciation is extended to our sponsors, including more than 200 North Shore and Boston area merchants Continue reading >>>

A summary of personnel moves, events, accomplishments and awards in Greater Boston’s real estate community. Synergy Investments has promoted James Grady to senior director of leasing. As a key member of the management team, he is responsible for growing and strengthening Synergy’s tenants and assets. Grady will continue to manage a team overseeing all Continue reading >>>

They strut, they strum, and they can still rock and roll in their seventies. Boston has seen a stream of concerts from aging musicians, but what's more remarkable is the seemingly ageless appeal of their music.  The Who, The Beatles, The Beachboys, Tom Jones, and let's not forget the Stones, providing satisfaction for decades, from the 1960s onward. Sir Paul McCartney and his band ran right through Fenway Park on July 10. The 71-year-old played to a sell-out crowd, and less than a month before that, the Rolling Stones came rocking and rolling through the TD Continue reading >>>

Michael Greiner,  Vistaprint’s CAO. Thomas Grillo Real Estate Editor- Boston Business Journal Email  | Twitter With millions of square feet of available office space in Greater Boston, Vistaprint had lots of choices when it came to deciding on a Continue reading >>>

Putting Whitey Bulger’s trial and Aaron Hernandez’s woes behind, there’s much to do in the Greater Boston area on the audio front for fans of digital media, headphones, speakers and other sound systems. In the past several days Bang Olufsen, (BO) Emotiva, Wilson Audio, Dan D’Agostino Master Audio Systems and Bully Sound Company (BSC) converged in Beantown to strut their audio stuff. BO Shows Headphones BO’s marketing team provided a tour of its store on Newbury St., highlighting its H6 on-ear headphones and H3 in-ear headphones. BO also used the event as a platform to show the Continue reading >>>

Attleboro District Court released on July 9 police reports about the investigation of former Patriots player Aaron Hernandez, who in June was arrested and charged with murdering Odin Lloyd in an industrial park near Hernandez’s North Attleborough home.

Defense attorney John Cunha and Boston Herald sports columnist Steve Buckley sat down with Emily Rooney to discuss the 156-page document, which includes eight search warrants.  

ComForcare Norwood owner, Luma Marcaccio partners with Greater Boston Advistors to provide professional advice and assistance for seniors moving through the retirement or transition process. Norwood, MA July 2013 – ComForcare Norwood offers unique services to assist seniors with the challenges of transitioning into retirement or choosing to age at home.  Luma Marcaccio, Director of Operations for the southwest Boston ComForcare office is a partner with Greater Boston Advisors, a team of specialists who work with seniors to manage every aspect of transitions. “Transitions Continue reading >>>

Arts in the Park, August 2010:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Titus Sparrow Park in Boston’s South EndJoin hundreds of kids and families for outdoor activities, entertainment and snacksUnited South End Settlements’ Children’s Art Centre will host its 9th annual Arts in the Park event on August 20, 2013 at Titus Sparrow Park in Boston’s South End.This hands on event will showcase the artistic talents of artists and organizations from the South End/Greater Boston community in a day of multicultural and creative activities for nearly 600 children and families. Activities will include face painting, various Continue reading >>>

 Three weeks ago, somewhere in America, most likely in Greater Boston, a 20-something Patriots fan was a) enjoying a fresh container of muscle milk while b) wearing a No. 81 Aaron Hernandez shirt while c) sending Aaron Hernandez into the end zone in the last seconds of a big game on Madden NFL.But not now. For while Hernandez may well be as innocent as a new-born baby as he prepares to answer charges that he killed a man, corporate America has already spoken:The former Patriots tight end has lost his endorsement deal with Muscle Milk.The Patriots have invited fans to trade in their No. 81 jerseys Continue reading >>>

The 27th Annual Charles C. Yancey Book Fair distributed approximately 20,000 brand new books to nearly 2,000 Boston readers last week at the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center in Roxbury. Titled “Reading is the Path to Success,” the event attracted old and new faces from the Greater Boston area, who conquered the sweltering heat to attend. Book fair organizers were able to collect 50,000 new books to give out to children, according to Boston City Councilor Yancey who said leftover books would be donated. “The whole point of this book fair is to encourage a sense of independent Continue reading >>>