Boston Ballet's summer program hosts young dancers from across the country
Young dancers from across the country are spending the summer in Boston, learning from some of the best in ballet.
Woburn teens address food insecurity with focus on diverse cultures
When a Woburn teenager noticed that the offerings at his local food pantry didn't reflect the diversity of his community, he launched an initiative to change that.
Red Sox Foundation executive director ready to "feel the magic" of PMC
Bekah Salwasser will have a completely new perspective of the Pan-Mass Challenge this year.
Busy Wellesley animal control officer becomes temporary "raccoon mom"
Wellesley Animal Control Officer Jenny Smith gets about 4,000 calls a year.
Roxbury mom helps young women of color explore dreams in tech field
Bridgette Wallace is the founder of G(Code), an organization providing women and non-binary people of color ages 18-25 with an opportunity to learn tech skills.
Award wining musical "A Strange Loop" tackles serious issues on Boston stage
You can see "A Strange Loop" Calderwood Pavilion in the South End through May 25th.
Plymouth school nurse launches Yellow Tulip Project, students spread awareness and joy
Yellow Tulip Project ambassadors in Plymouth Community Intermediate School are on a mission to destigmatize mental health care and people are noticing.
Mary Mazzio's new film "Bad River" highlights group "fighting the good fight"
Mary Mazzio aims to effect social change by focusing on what connects people.
Boston's Lyric Stage offers a show within a show in "The Drowsy Chaperone"
Boston's Lyric Stage Company's new production of "The Drowsy Chaperone" runs through May 12.
Rev. Laura Everett is focused on "the work of repair" in Massachusetts
Reverend Laura Everett, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Council of Churches, believes her calling is the work of repair.
"A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" brings art of quick change to Norwell
"A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder" is on stage at The Company Theatre until March 30.
WBZ viewer surprises oldest Massachusetts resident with letter from Obama
A loyal WBZ viewer surprised the state's oldest resident with a priceless birthday gift from former President Barack Obama.
Olivia Zhang, founder of Cancer Kids First, receives The Diana Award
Olivia Zhang wasn't alive when Princess Diana died, but the 18-year-old draws inspiration from Diana's legacy of service.
Chef Jody Adams ramps up for new challenge, mentors next generation
At a time when many chefs with Jody Adams' longevity are scaling back or retiring, she is diving into a new adventure.
Victor "The Good Boss" helps people break cycle of homelessness, addiction
Victor Oliveira is helping people who are largely ignored by others because he's been through their struggle.