West-Newton News

Arnold Rosoff, one of the pillars of the ad business in New England, a stalwart champion of social justice and the man who in 1946 founded the shop that ultimately morphed into Havas' Arnold, has died.

Arnold Rosoff, one of the pillars of the ad business in New England, a long-time champion of social justice and the man who in 1946 founded one of Arnold's precursor agencies, has died.

WOLFMOTHER The latest export of thunder from Down Under, this power trio hits the Hub in support of its brawny and brutal sophomore album, "Cosmic Egg.'' The rhythm section may be new, but the sound is familiar.

Due to a Boston Police Special Event, a number of traffic detours and temporary parking restrictions will be implemented on downtown streets.

The Essex Chamber Music Players, in residence at Northern Essex Community College, will celebrate the 200th anniversary of German composer Felix Mendelssohn's birth year in a concert on Sunday, Oct.

This week, a hurriedly planned family dinner turned out to be a real pleasure. Lumiere, located in West Newton, is a small French restaurant that manages to give great service and delicious food better than some downtown restaurants.

CORRECTIONS The complete list of sponsors of Chinatown August Moon Festival on August 16 is as follows: Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, Chinatown Main Street, Chinatown Business Association, and Chinese Community of New England.

Now here's a chance for a little reflection. When Rona's post goes up this afternoon, it will be No.

You all know that journalism is no longer done in a room full of writers clacking away on typewriters It's actually the most isolating thing I do.

The first wrongful death lawsuit resulting from the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks will go to trial April 12, a judge said yesterday.

Wondering where you can meet your favorite mayoral candidate? Agendas are provided by the Menino, Flaherty, Yoon and McCrea campaigns and laboriously pasted here by Lit Drop staff.

Erwin Chuk knows he has it good. When he realizes he needs shallots in a hurry, a chef instructor chops them.

When it comes to managing the little nuisances in life... it pays to Take The Hint! A Worcester native, Karen Trainor now lives in Brimfield with her husband and three children.