Category: LOCAL
Help! I Need to Probate Someone’s Estate, but It’s Such a Small Amount. Is There an Easy Way to Do This?
By Alexis Levitt, Esq. Yes! In Massachusetts, we have three types of probates: voluntary, informal, and formal. If someone dies with probate assets of $25,000 or less, plus a car, then you only need to bring a “voluntary”...
Read MoreWhat’s growing? News from the National Gardening Association‘ Heavenly Hydrangeas’
By Maggie Oster When it comes to trees and shrubs in the garden, late summer can be somewhat monochromatic. But, for me, this is exactly when I want some flowers, so my garden is plentifully planted with crape myrtles,...
Read MoreGrief and Healing after Your Loss
By Susan Drevitch Kelly, Life Transition Coach Are you trying to navigate your way through a profound loss in your life? This is, no doubt, one of the most complex, challenging and difficult journeys you will face in your life....
Read MoreGolf or Pickleball, anyone? Tournaments to support the Hart Speech Foundation set for Monday, October 9.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. CONTACT:Steven V. Dubin, Email – Sdubin@PRWorkZone.com, Direct Line – (781) 864-1837 PLYMOUTH and MARSHFIELD, MA…The 12th Annual Hart Speech Foundation Golf Tournament has added another popular...
Read MoreMiller named Field Operations Manager for Plymouth Solar Energy.
Robert (Bobby) C. Miller, a North Falmouth, MA resident, has been named Field Operations Manager of Plymouth Solar Energy. In his role, Miller acts as the liaison and point person between the customer, solar installers and solar...
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My Generation Podcast: Brittney Callahan of Woodford Medicaid
Brittney Callahan of Woodford Medicaid Listen on Spotify Medicaid scares a lot of people. It...
Read MoreTravels with Vic
Cape MayBy Victor Block After strolling along a lovely stretch of Atlantic Ocean beach that fronts Cape May, New Jersey, my wife and I decided to check out some of the town’s other attractions.We dropped by the towering...
Read MoreFinding the Right Volunteer Fit
By Toni L. Eaton, RN, BSN, MS, President & CEO of Old Colony Hospice & Palliative Care Volunteering can be one of the most rewarding positions a person can have, and studies have shown that not only does volunteering...
Read MoreRetirement Dreams or Nightmares: From Inspire to The Spire. The local muse for music.
By Steve Dubin You might know Bob Hollis, age 70, as the champion of the Spire Center, based in downtown Plymouth. The Spire Center has become an intimate performing arts venue recognized by national musicians. Recent performers...
Read MoreOld Colony Elder Services Honors Volunteers with Awards and Appreciation Luncheon
More than 220 volunteers from Southeastern Massachusetts attended the recent Old Colony Elder Services (OCES) Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon and awards ceremony held at Indian Pond Country Club in Kingston. The Plymouth...
Read More5 Summer Activities Seniors Can Safely Enjoy
By Maria Burke, RN, Owner Celtic Angels Home Health Care Summer is a wonderful time of year. The days are long, there’s always something going on, and because school is out, you may see more of your grandkids, too. But the...
Read MoreNominate Someone You Know for Plymouth Solar Energy’s ‘Sunny Disposition’ Prize
Do you know someone in the Greater Plymouth area who has a ‘Sunny Disposition?’ Better yet, can you think of someone who performed a random or intended act of kindness? It could be as simple as taking out the trash for an...
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