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With Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness month taking place in June, Belmont poet Frederica Steinberg knows better than most people what it's like to lose a family member to dementia.

After the parents of Paula Roberts had died, she was sorting through their possessions at the home they shared for many years in Scotia, New York, across the Mohawk River from Schenectady.

Katherine Kaye, author of Sailing with the Wind of Freedom: Lascarina Bouboulis and the War for Greek Independence, was inspired by a chance visit to a quiet Greek island to write about the heroine of that country's hard-fought battle for freedom from...

Len and Lynda Glassman have combined their love of the ocean and fishing with their desire to create a line of outdoor lifestyle clothing and support causes they are passionate about.

For poet Sharon Singer Salinger, writing and publishing is literally the family business. Her great-uncle was Isaac Bashevis Singer, the novelist and short story writer who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1978. Her grandfather was the novelist I.J.

Artist and author Janis Luedke of Natick sees the discord roiling the country, and the negative effects it may have on not only adults, but children.

After 40 years in pediatric medicine, and during the last decade specializing in treating children with chronic headache at Children's Hospital Boston, nurse practitioner Victoria Karian had amassed a large amount of experience and many effective...