Northshore Magazine

Salem Haunts

Joining the throngs who descend upon Salem in October can be daunting. Many who live on the North Shore think October is the perfect time t...

Mary Godin is someone you want to know. Not for the benefits that come with knowing the chef at that chic waterfront restaurant. And not be...

Ask around in Salem and folks will tell you he’s the ultimate organizer of social gatherings, the Pied Piper, a great cook, a true co...

If you check into a property managed by local hotelier Rob Blood expecting an average experience, you can count on being pleasantly su...

Erik Canada walks through the aisles of Boston Appliance headquarters in Woburn, where he comes to work every Monday to Friday from 9:30 a....

Off to one side, the working waterfront churns on, with battered fishing vessels dockside and warehouses full of forklifts hauling crawling...

At 19, when many people destined for executive management are polishing their partying skills as much as their academic credentials, Phil C...

“Your baby has Down syndrome.” These are the words Jo Ann Simons heard four hours after giving birth to her first chil...

Two beautiful women, one very young and one older, stand together onstage and sing to one another. “All I needed to know was right...

Entryways are all about first impressions. What you encounter the moment you cross a threshold into a home sets the tone for how you will f...