WCVB Chronicle

ALT Four teenagers reported seeing a mysterious creature in Dover, Massachusetts, in 1977. Nearly 50 years later, the town is reflecting on the sightings and the legend they inspired

ALT The mysterious mounted head known as the Egopantis watches over the Bull Run Restaurant in Shirley. Its origins and species are still unknown.

ALT From early reports to a 1975 account from fishing captain John Randazza, stories of a sea serpent have endured along Cape Ann. The Cape Ann Museum says the community has embraced the legend

ALT Paula Peters describes Pukwudgies as friendly and peaceful, while Jeff Belanger and retired Rehoboth Police Chief James Trombetta explore the legend of Route 44’s Red-Headed Hitchhiker

ALT The Oak Bluffs organization of 100 Black women homeowners has raised money for local causes and built a close-knit community since 1956

ALT The former ABC medical editor began his television career at Channel 5 in 1972. Now, he’s sharing lessons from his own health journey

ALT The oncologist and bioethicist shares his advice on movement, friendship, learning and making room to enjoy life

ALT The longtime Kosmos presence grew up on the Greek island of Kalymnos, eating simple meals, staying active and spending time with family.

ALT Karen Winn’s new novel, The Society, follows two women drawn into a secret society inspired by Beacon Hill and Boston’s opium trade history

ALT A reading-to-dogs program and an award-winning fire-safety series show how communities are expanding storytime beyond the page

ALT The Cambridge author says her new novel began after her mother’s death during COVID—and became a search for understanding

ALT Page’s Faith Fairchild mysteries bring murder and recipes to New England, while Liu’s new novel explores AI surveillance in a near-future Greater Boston

ALT The mysterious mounted head known as the Egopantis watches over the Bull Run Restaurant in Shirley. Its origins and species are still unknown.