By Missa Capozzo The first agricultural school in Argentina was founded on April 17, 1853, in the hopes of adapting French grapes to the soils of Mendoza. This date symbolizes putting Argentina on the world’s ...
My Generation, guest host Doreen Lang caught up with local award-winning journalist and author Mary Ford, to discuss Mary’s new book, Boy at the Crossroads: From Teenage Runaway to Class President. About the Book: The book ...
This past Sunday on My Generation, guest host Doreen Lang caught up with the talent behind a new “proof of concept” (similar to a pilot, but not as polished), titled “Combers,” a light-hearted, Cape-Cod-based show ...
Do you miss going out to dinner? You won’t after enjoying this deliciously satisfying, Greek-Style Shrimp Linguine easy to make, low calorie dinner. This is a delicious meal that my clients ask me to make ...
By Marie Fricker Eight-year-old Jordan Rich of Randolph traded in his sticky booklet of S&H green stamps at the Redemption Center on Parkingway in Quincy in 1967. He was ready to redeem his 1,200 reward ...
Our show this past Sunday was a big hit with listeners as Gary Puckett (of Gary Puckett and the Union Gap) was our special guest. Hosts Doreen Lang and Liz Raven, host of WATD’s The ...
Guest host Doreen Lang recently welcomed two interesting and informative guests to My Generation, broadcast on 95.9 WATD-FM on Sunday nights. Listen in as Attorney Honoria DaSilva-Kilgore discusses her business, Personal College Counseling, Inc., and ...
Last night guest host Doreen Lang welcomed noted author Sylvia True to My Generation, broadcast on 95.9 WATD-FM from 7-8 p.m. True’s new book, Where Madness Lies, is a fascinating story set in Nazi Germany ...
Last night guest host Doreen Lang spoke with restaurateur Leo Keka, owner of Alba restaurants in Quincy and Hanover on My Generation, broadcast on 95.9 WATD. Keka discusses his fascinating journey from Albania 30 years ...
(Family Features) With so many traditions and ways to celebrate the holiday season, the options are nearly endless for families looking to spend special moments together. One of the tastiest and most enjoyable activities you ...
By Missa Capozzo The year 2020 has been anything but ordinary and routine, but one thing that doesn’t change is the beauty of New England fall foliage, the crisp air ushering in, the introduction of ...
(Family Features) Perhaps more than usual, the centerpiece this Thanksgiving won’t be the turkey, the stuffing or even family-famous recipes for sweet potato casserole or pumpkin pie. Instead, when gathering around a table with loved ...
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