LuAnn Thibobeau I have to admit that when I received the assignment to write about Dad’s Keto Kitchen, I was equal parts intrigued and leery. The most I knew about Keto was mostly that sugar and gluten were not a part of it. And that, in and of itself, was scary to me, because I…
Vincent Pacifico The two iconic towers that stand in Washington Square are well known by most and can be seen from many locations in the city. Perhaps one of the best views is driving on interstate 290 West and looking down at them from a bird eye view. Worcester’s famous Union Station has been a…
Jennifer Russo Who doesn’t love an Irish Pub? A casual place to go grab a pint with friends, listen to some live music, and take in the overall welcoming and unpretentious vibe. Even better when the bar is owned by a real Irishman and his Irish partners who all know what an Irish pub should…
Giuliano D’Orazio Greetings Queer Worcester [and beyond] – I want to talk about something that shouldn’t even be up for debate: drag story time events. As you’ve probably heard, such events feature drag performers reading inclusive, affirming children’s books to kids. It’s a fun and positive way to introduce children to diversity, inclusivity, and acceptance….
Taylor Nunez-Murray Al Pettway’s charisma and positivity radiates when he walks into a room, combine this natural leadership with his long history with the game, it is unsurprising to see Pettway’s coaching and leadership lead North High towards a championship. A Bridgeport, Connecticut native, Pettway gravitated towards basketball around age 12, inspired after seeing a…
April Goddard Hello Pulse readers and happy Spring! We are deep in the middle of the season at this point, and are getting to witness all of the beautiful things that come along with it; The days are longer, the weather is warmer, and the joyful moods and colors of spring are in the air….
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