Jackie Hoonjan of Fitchburg, vice president, regional manager and Chelmsford branch manager, for Workers' Credit Union, has been elected president of the Massachusetts School Bank Association.

It seems there are as many theories about what wines pair best with a traditional Thanksgiving dinner as there are recipes for cranberry sauce.

KATE TAYLOR Out of the spotlight her brothers James and Livingston more often occupy, Taylor has quietly been making heartfelt folk-rock worthy of a bigger audience.

The OpenNeighborhood Project allows Acton, Mass. residents to develop part of their town through an online video game.

Starting tomorrow, Concord will once again be vulnerable to developers looking to bypass local zoning laws for their affordable housing projects.

Trick or treating: 6-8 p.m., per Ayer Police Department. Town Halloween Celebration: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at various downtown establishments.

Hollywood is more than glamour and glitz. It has its sleazy, decadent side, too.

As the leading critic of expanded gambling, Sen. Susan Tucker hopes she has a winning hand to play with the issue poised to reclaim the spotlight on Beacon Hill.

Art of Life Records is pleased to present bassist and composer Evan Marien's recording debut for Art of Life Records.

Edward A. Fish and Francis X. Messina agreed to pay $2.3 million to settle any claims arising from a multi-year, multi-agency probe into their Turtle Crossing condominium complex in Braintree, Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley announced yesterday.

Thanks to a $500,000 grant, the town of Westford will no longer be the end of the line for the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail.

All natural meets all yummy in Tribe hummus packages. You can try a new hummus flavor -- as in pizza -- and save $1 for two packages of this flavorful treat with a coupon on Sunday's paper.

The Leominster Public Library will present "Walking to Wachusett: Concord to Wachusett with Henry David Thoreau" on Tuesday, Oct.

Lauren Damiani remembers flipping through her Pomperaug High School class yearbook in the spring, when she and her sister noticed something.

Although Lou Gramm - and every other original member save Mick Jones - may no longer tour with the band, the transcontinental '70s rockers are still hard at work.