Joe Raposo

A star from the beloved children's show ' Sesame Street ' has passed away. Read More

Cardinal Mooney overpowers Ursuline, winning 57-42 in the first meeting of the season between the two schools. Read More

For good reason, the American Film Institute put It's A Wonderful Life at the very top of its list of the 100 most inspiring movies, and it typically tops the list of the movie Americans most want to see at Christmas time. Read More

Credit is drying up, banks are running out of money and people are falling behind on their mortgages, begging their lenders to show mercy. Read More

With barely a contender to speak of, Jay has taken the title almost by default. Read More

Years later, Sesame Street released a remake of "A loaf of bread, a container of milk, and a stick of butter," but nothing can top the original. Read More

For Fall Riverites, the two most important things about Sesame Street may be that city native Joe Raposo wrote a lot of the music and that, unlike many "kids shows" that went before, "Sesame Street" had a recognizably urban background. Read More

Enter your gingerbread house in the Mount Horeb Gingerbread House Contest. Read More

The revolutionary children's show hits the big four-oh this month, having launched on November 10, 1969, just in time for my two-and-a-half-year-old self to get in on the ground floor. Read More

There's no telling what Sinatra, who died in 1998 at age 82, might have thought about the release of an impromptu, 1955 performance at a party for Tommy Dorsey and a 1963 set with Skitch Henderson at the piano (which together fill the first CD of the boxed set). Read More