Want to get on the right path for a healthy future? This issue shares some ways to walk for a healthy heart, and tells how South Coast professionals are promoting wellness. For your body, Elizabeth Morse Read offers sweet ways to eat your veggies and Paul Letendre cracks the story on some local dining. For your spirit, Lori Bradley spins a yarn about knitting and David M. Prentiss hits all the right keys in his piece about pianist Janice Weber. For our communities, Stephen C. Smith points to Assonet as a good model of how to engage a community into local planning and Stacie Charbonneau explains how Baker Books isn’t closing, just changing. Jay Pateakos takes a look at what’s needed to make Fall River a tourism attraction and a look at our advertisers and the updated happenings on our website offer things to do right now. New this month is a look at entrepreneurs. Sherri Mahoney-Battles promises to make this a new monthly feature.
