Mentoring and apprenticeships, an intergenerational alliance that creates trust. […]
Mentoring and Apprenticeships Build Trust
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Boston & Maine Connection: Celebrating Valentine’s Day All Month Long
Boston & Maine Connection: Celebrating Valentine’s Day All Month Long Valentine’s Day has become a day of exchanging positive greetings at every level including family and friends and grade school, children exchanging cards if they are physically in classrooms these days. The origin of Valentine’s Day was a Roman festival celebrating spring which has […]
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My three words for 2021. Guiding words rather than New Year Resolutions.
My three words for 2021. Guiding words rather than New Year Resolutions. My three words for 2021: Directness – Flexibility – Action Guiding words rather than New Year Resolutions. After a year filled with all kinds of surprises, I’ve learned to pace myself, accept that I can’t predict today, let alone anything in the future, […]
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Lessons from the Love Bug Café
We can learn from children as easily as they learn by observing us. […]
Boston & Maine – 7th Anniversary Brunswick Downeaster – Travel is fatal to prejudice
When the AMTRAK Downeaster pulls out of a station it becomes a long skinny Maine town. Civility of Rail travel and human connection. […]
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Two mountains, Two mountaineers, One Extraordinary Moment
While Ed Webster was celebrating the 30th anniversary of his Everest climb, Dan Szczesny was on his way to celebrating the 3rd printing of his book. And so, when I saw Ed heading over to Dan’s table after the talk, I knew we were about to experience one extraordinary moment in Southern Midcoast Maine. […]
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Hurling Comes to Boston
The oldest and fastest team sport in the world visited Boston yesterday. Hurling, the ancient and Legendary national game of Ireland played out at Fenway Park before a crowd of some 28,000 people including this first timer. Played with an ash stick called a hurley and a leather ball called a sliothar (which looked like […]
A Chance Meeting with author Walter Mosley
The best thing I did the other night was to decide to join Malia Lazu at Emerson’s Paramont theater for an intimate book reading and signing by Walter Mosley. Future Boston Alliance co-organized the event as well as Mosley’s eleven day “Obsessive Residency” with ArtsEmerson. I knew Malia as co-founder of Future Boston Alliance but […]
MCLE seminar – Leveraging Social Media
As faculty for the Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) program, Building an Online Presence for Small Firm & Solo Practitioners I presented a session with Jared Correia, Esq. entitled: Leveraging Social Media for Competitive Advantage Attendees learned about the power of social media and how to safely deploy it as a tool in developing both […]
Play4TheCure Day in Photos Keith Spiro
Play4TheCure New Hampshire http://keithspirophoto.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Play4TheCure-New-Hampshire/G000084evEwpr_qY/I0000UW80feJIqkk One of the more gratifying assignments has been working with The National Foundation for Cancer Research (NFCR) and their signature fundraising program #Play4TheCure. New Hampshire with its first in the nation primary was also the first state to sign up as an entire sport league to Play4TheCure. The New Hampshire […]