Auctioning hope “Art for AIDS Sake” exhibition returns By Leon Nigrosh Executive Director Edla Bloom and Merredith Collins December 2004 – It’s back and it’s bigger and better than ever. After a four-year respite, AIDS Project Worcester, Inc. [APW] is organizing “Art for AIDS Sake,” a juried exhibition and sale of artwork to raise money…
Living well An interview with restauranteur Keivan Mizrahi By Paul Giorgio December 2004 – Keivan Mizrahi has owned several restaurants in Worcester. We recently spoke to him about his latest venture, Viva Bene Ristorante, which opened last month on Commercial Street in downtown Worcester, across from the DCU Center (formerly the Worcester Centrum). Pulse: Keivan,…
How to put less Christmas in your stockings Tips for staying healthy — and in shape — through the holidays By Lauren Hoyt December 2004 – Before January comes and you’re spending precious holiday gift money on an expensive new gym membership, you may want to start thinking about what you can do to make…
Taking it one energetic step at a time WPI’s Engineers are looking to go from worst to first By Kim Dunbar December 2004 – Worcester Polytechnic Institute [WPI] has never really been known for its athletic achievement. But this year, the men’s basketball team promises to change all that. “We’ve been building towards this for…
A vacation for your mouth Get away this winter with the homemade Southwestern flavors of Tortilla Sam’s By Maxwell Tucker December 2004 – When friends ask where they should go to dinner, Tortilla Sam’s on Highland Street in Worcester is always one of the first places that spring to my mind. As you enter the…
Hot & Now: 12/2004 Tomasso Trattoria and Enoteca opens in Southborough By Paul Giorgio December 2004 – Celebrate the spirit of the Italian table — Tom and Mary Prince recently opened Tomasso Trattoria and Enoteca in a newly constructed building on Route 9 in Southborough. The informal Italian restaurant and wine bar is located on…
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