Insightful, inspiring, and often surprising, our Living section explores the rhythms of modern life. Dive into stories about wellness, careers, relationships, home life, travel, and personal growth—because living well is an art in itself.
During Women’s History Month, why not consider your own history? Author Kimber Hardick, in “An Invitation to Shine,” shares her own journey and offers tips.
Is there an AI doctor in your future? MJ Hanley-Goff attended a recent seminar to find out.
A First Encounter Two hours are hardly enough to spend in the historic Massachusetts coastal city of Salem. But when you’re only passing through, as I was, and time is limited, even a brief stay can prove historically and culturally illuminating and enriching. My visit began at the Salem Witch
What’s the best way to save information for the future? You may be surprised by the answers from a technology expert.
There’s fun for all in the new games shows in the Brill Building in Times Square. Grab your partner or a team and come to play!
Before pickle ball, there was bowling. Marina Kennedy reviews the history of this beloved sport and encourages everyone to strike!
January and February may be gloomy days in New York City. What brightens things up? The NYC Winter Outing where you can get deals on eating out, seeing plays, visiting museums, and staying at hotels. MJ vows not to miss out. Neither should you!
Great idea for a weekend getaway for couples and families. Ski, tour, and dine. It’s all at Camelback Resort. See Marina Kennedy’s story.
During Women’s History Month, why not consider your own history? Author Kimber Hardick, in “An Invitation to Shine,” shares her own journey and offers tips.
Is there an AI doctor in your future? MJ Hanley-Goff attended a recent seminar to find out.
A First Encounter Two hours are hardly enough to spend in the historic Massachusetts coastal city of Salem. But when you’re only passing through, as I was, and time is limited, even a brief stay can prove historically and culturally illuminating and enriching. My visit began at the Salem Witch House. The museum’s two-part tour starts with a captivating presentation of the Salem witch trials where scenes depicting the events that led to the trials
What’s the best way to save information for the future? You may be surprised by the answers from a technology expert.
There’s fun for all in the new games shows in the Brill Building in Times Square. Grab your partner or a team and come to play!
Before pickle ball, there was bowling. Marina Kennedy reviews the history of this beloved sport and encourages everyone to strike!
January and February may be gloomy days in New York City. What brightens things up? The NYC Winter Outing where you can get deals on eating out, seeing plays, visiting museums, and staying at hotels. MJ vows not to miss out. Neither should you!
Great idea for a weekend getaway for couples and families. Ski, tour, and dine. It’s all at Camelback Resort. See Marina Kennedy’s story.
