Barbara Sherlock

The small mound of taupe-colored clay was provided to serve as a base for the proud white masts of the boats as they skimmed the waves. And it did. Sometimes....

As the young boy in a belted white robe steadied himself with one hand against his walker, he gave a forceful jab with the other hand, sending the darkly masked...

With sheep eyeballs and chicken wings among its cast of unusual characters, a certain summer class is so well-attended by grammar school children that it has its own sequel: Blood...

To loyal golfers, handicaps are like belly buttons: Everybody has one. It's a fact that has helped drive a program of Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital and Clinics straight down the fairway....

Most everybody in the 600 block of De La Salle Avenue agreed. The O'Gormans started it. Or maybe it was the Schroeders around the corner. "It was very secretive. They're...

For animal lover Florence Tannura, last week was earmarked with special pleasures. In the morning after several days of coaxing, the ducks outside had finally waddled over to inspect her...

Given a chance to share in a way never available before, the first thing the three women did was swap recipes. "They exchanged recipes for the first time in their...

All the ingredients were present for a few special hours last week at Sesquicentennial Park: bright sun, colorful balloons, good food, music-and helping others. The park was the site of...

A 17-year tradition was upheld last Friday at Lowell School. But just barely. With the rest of Lowell's 500 students singing and lining their route, all of its 81 5th-graders...

Her Picasso-like still life of food in bright yellow and deep reds and greens displays more than freshman Anna Olson's mastering of color and the Cubism art period. It also...