Magazine Archive
Magazine Archive
A Life in Art & Healing: Cindy Lutz Kornet
From a Springfield childhood to galleries in New York, Cindy Lutz Kornet has built a life around Art and Soul, and shares her favorite tools for finding strength in imperfection.
A Recent Fishing Phishing Expedition
When a so-called Google Security agent called after a blocked login attempt, red flags piled up. Here's what exposed the scam and how to respond if it happens to you.
Hidden Wealth Traps
Zander DiMare of Aslan Wealth Partners explains four hidden wealth traps facing mass-affluent households: tax drag, retirement timing, credit card debt, and investment strategies that don't match your personal goals.
Protecting Your Home Before Winter Returns
Squirrels stash, chipmunks stockpile, and your home should prep too. Learn why fall is prime time to clear gutters, siding, walkways, and roofs before freezing temperatures turn small problems expensive.
Decade of Donations: Bassie Baron's Always Giving Back!
At just six years old, Bassie Baron traded birthday presents for canned food donations. More than a decade later, she's still fighting food insecurity one meal at a time.
The September Reset: Digital Tools to Simplify the School Year
Back-to-school season can overwhelm any family. MorningBird Media shares six free and low-cost digital tools to lighten the mental load and simplify your daily routines.
Nonprofits: An Economic Driver Hiding in Plain Sight
We often overlook nonprofits when talking about economic engines. In Western Massachusetts, human service organizations employ thousands, support local businesses, and create opportunities for everyone to contribute.
Making (and Framing) Memories: Meet the Cohen Family
Lifelong Longmeadow residents Jeff and Deb Cohen have spent over 50 years making and preserving memories, from the JCC classroom to the picture framing shop on Route 91.
Celebrating 20 Years of Caring Solutions by Looking Back
“We need to treat them with the respect and dignity that they deserve and have earned. Through our shared goals, caring for your family has become my family's mission.”
Fractional General Counsel: “In-House” Legal Help (Without the Full-Time Price Tag)
A fractional GC is a seasoned attorney who fills the role of in-house counsel on a part-time, contract, or retainer basis, becoming a true business partner.
Back to School Back to Money Basics
Back-to-school season is the perfect time to teach children valuable money skills through everyday experiences like budgeting for supplies, setting savings goals, and making smart spending decisions.
Learning for the Love of It
For older adults, lifelong learning can be one of life's great pleasures: a way to stay curious, connected, and energized while exploring new topics and revisiting old interests.
The Adams Family: Crusin' Their Way Around Longmeadow & Beyond!
Meet the Adams family, three generations strong in Longmeadow, bonded by a love of cruising, community, and a quirky tradition of "K" names that spans decades.
The Revolution Comes to Longmeadow
As America marks 250 years of independence, we honor Longmeadow's farmers and minutemen who rushed toward Lexington and Concord, helping forge a free nation from colonial resistance.
Investing in the Future: Summer Financial Literacy for Teens
Summer offers families the perfect window to teach teens about budgeting, inflation, credit, and entrepreneurship, building financial confidence through real conversations and hands-on planning.
Summer Storm Damage: What Homeowners Should Watch For
New England summer storms can leave hidden damage behind. Learn what to inspect before and after severe weather to protect your home from costly moisture problems.
When Your Customers Are Describing Where They Are, Does Your Business Show Up?
Google's new Ask Maps lets users describe situations instead of typing keywords. Businesses that speak to real-life moments, not just products, will win visibility in this shift.
The Pioneer Valley Yacht Club: A Waterside Gem in Longmeadow
Kayaks slip into the water at dawn. Sailboats catch the afternoon breeze. Paddleboards, rowing shells, canoes, pontoons, and powerboats come and go all day long on the Connecticut River.
Summer Fun Without the Slip-and-Slide
Slippery surfaces increase the risk of falls, and mold can pose serious health concerns. Keeping your exterior clean isn't just about curb appeal — it's about keeping guests safe and healthy.
Home Care versus Assisted Living …HOW TO CHOOSE WHAT IS BEST FOR YOU?
Home care offers a variety of levels of care, from bi-weekly visits to help with errands and appointments, to round-the-clock care and hospice support.