Social and Political Commentary
Short Features
Superheroes come in different sizes, shapes and philosophies. Here are two of the SilverStringers' heros, MIT Media Lab Director Walter Bender and Stringer technical wizard John Averell.
English lady
needs some help
from Angie Johnson
The original was $400
-- the model, $15.95
by Don Norris
Ennis, Ireland, group
wishes us well
from the Sunset Group
Archive
Members Log In
Published the First Friday of each month by the SilverStringers of Melrose, Massachusetts -- August 2,2002
Travels
by Natalie Thomson
... versus been there ... done that!
by Elsie Hamilton
... Cape Neddick, Maine
Kay McCarte
... and the price was right
by Natalie Thomson
... a musical jewel
The Fells: Where greenway and highway collide
by Brigid Alverson of the Melrose Free Press
... With bio-diversity on the decline, supporters defend the Fells.
Where have you gone, Red Soxer Billy Werber?
by Jerry Norton, Guest Contributor
... Eighty four years - and counting - and waiting
Door-to-Door
by J. E. Clay, Guest Contributor
... household trades nostalgia
Small creatures, all creatures, deserve life
by Jackie Wattenberg
When will it all end?
Young and Proud
by Jackie Wattenberg
Chess and cards on the menu
by Natalie Thomson
... in the Food Court at Square One Mall
Forever three feet off the floor
by Melrosian Craig M. Lindgren
... Story of a great coach and his team's rise to fame
Atlantic to Pacific -- spectacular Washington
by Don Norris
... the motorhome wandering continues through Seattle and the Olympic Peninsula
Looking Ahead -- July-August, 2002
by Jack Beckley, executive director, Melrose COA