Her articles are of historical nature and about the town of Woburn, it's people, places and things of a by-gone era and of today.
Monthly Features
1999
July - Horn Pond, Deadly Pond
August - The History of the Labor Movement in Woburn
September - Panorama of the Past
October - "He Was Caught in a Conflict Not of his Own Choosing"
November - Woburn's Thanksgiving Tradition
December - Christmas and The Puritans
2000
January - Ringing In The New Year
February - One Of Horn Pond's Trails Can Become The Road To Immortality
March - Taking A Turn Around Woburn's Woodbrook Cemetery
April - One Voice Can Turn A Mob
May - Woburn And Its' People
June - Humor Is An Art In Itself
July - A Treasured Adventure
August - It's Not Nice To Fool Mother Nature
September - A Border Collie Of Our Very Own
October - Halloween Past and Halloween Present
November - A Woman's Thanksgiving Emancipation Proclamation
December - Revisiting Christmas Past At New Horizons
2001
January - There's No Place Like Home
February - Remembering Stephen
March - The South End of 1900
April - Horn Pond Has Claimed The Helpless, The Strong, The Young And The Desperate
May - Moby, The Squirrel
June - Sensitivity To Pollution Can Be Inherited
July - Can You Canoe?
August - A Ghastly, Ghostly Task Joyously Performed And Topped With Chocolates To Die For
September - An Abandoned Trunk Found In A Woburn Attic Reveals A Civil War Diary
October - Restoring Battle Road's Human History
November - Unlocking A Mystery And Some History At City Hall
December - Overview Of John McElhiney's Book, “WOBURN: A PAST OBSERVED”
2002
January - Unraveling The Mystery Of The Two Jeremiah Sheas
February - The Whole Truth And Nothing But The Truth
March - Where The Wild Things Are Tamed
April - Woburn's Piece Of The Peace Corps
May - Olympic Giving
June - The LLexington Llama Caper
July - Let's Hear It For Tony!
August - Woburn's
Step-Moms Fill A Gap And Make A Difference
September - On The Home Front
October - Tour Of Newbridge Village, North Woburn
November - Forgotten Heroes of World War I
December - Christmas Memories at the Woburn Senior Center
2003
January - Home Sweet Home, Even When Sharing It With The Ghost Of The Former Owner
February - Woburn's Urban Legend
March - Harvesting Ice On Horn Pond Was "Warm Work"
April - The
Mysterious And Violent Death Of Jeremiah Sudbury
May - Unmasking The "Yeggmen"
June - Questions Still Unanswered In The Death Of Stephen Zahihchuck
July - A New Generation Reflects On The Fourth Of July
August - Ladies Charitable Reading Society 1815-2001
September - Who Will Be The Last To Be Buried At Woodbrook Cemetery?
October - When Is A Rock Not Just A Rock?
November - Shared Remembrance Helps In Getting On With Life
December -
2004
January - Finally Saying Thanks To Two Unidentified Heroes
February - A World Of Ideas, Compliments Of Burbeen Free Lecture Series
March - Which Came To Boston First, St. Patrick's Day or Evacuation Day?
April - 101 Years Of Fun Means: "To Know Her Is To Love Her"
May -
The War To End All Wars
Didn't, But Its Heroes Live On
June -
The YMCA Celebrates, "A Day
To Remember"
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