This month's theme is entertaining and giving back. We love December--festivity fills the air as we celebrate with loved ones and share the joys of the season.
From inside an icon, writer discovers the meaning of the word “joyride.”
December 2018
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Natasha’s Pierogi offers soul-warming fare.
Interfaith Outreach is
the Plymouth
nonprofit that keeps giving.
[People]
Making sweet saffron rolls with her aunt for the Festival of St. Lucia was a highlight of Elizabeth Johnson’s youth, recalls the Plymouth native.
[People]
Everyone knows someone who has a little carved bear outside their cabin. Chainsaw artist Adam Gale focuses on creating carvings that are more like sculptures that perfectly define the customer. “I want to do something different.
[Sports]
It’s hard to imagine football, hockey or cycling without their iconic headgear. While this emphasis on protection seems obvious on land, head injuries from aquatic sports have been largely neglected, until now.
[People]
Three-year-old Lana toddles around the living room in the Grinberg family’s Plymouth home. What’s immediately remarkable about Lana is that she’s bilingual, with her dad speaking to her only in Russian.
