Stroll Cohasset

01/05/2026

Great food, greater purpose. 🍽️

Over 100 local business owners gathered at ALBA on 53 for the second annual N2Gives Networking Luncheon, raising funds for Amelia’s Light, a nonprofit working to end human trafficking.

The energy was electric, the cause was powerful, and the community showed up in full force. Next year, we’re bringing the momentum to Leo’s Events in Braintree! ✨

Check out the article in this month’s issue!

01/03/2026

From prom pictures and pizza parties to hidden ashrams and holiday hugs, 2025 gave us so many reasons to smile. 😍

This month’s issue celebrates the outtakes, highlights, and behind-the-scenes snaps that made the year unforgettable. 🎉

Thank you for sharing your stories, your smiles, and your spirit. Let’s make 2026 even more photo-worthy! 📸

Check out the article in this month’s issue!

01/03/2026

January Stroll Cohasset cover story: Life Lessons with Coach Jim Norton

The January issue of Stroll Cohasset is here, and it’s packed with purpose. 📖

This month’s cover features Jim Norton, a Cohasset neighbor whose journey through stuttering, sobriety, and service will leave you feeling inspired to take on the new year with heart. 💪

Flip through to discover his powerful story, plus community highlights, photo recaps, and fresh starts. ❤️

Arriving in mailboxes soon!

01/02/2026

The January issue of Stroll Cohasset is here, and it’s packed with purpose. 📖

This month’s cover features Jim Norton, a Cohasset neighbor whose journey through stuttering, sobriety, and service will leave you feeling inspired to take on the new year with heart. 💪

Flip through to discover his powerful story, plus community highlights, photo recaps, and fresh starts. ❤️

Arriving in mailboxes soon!

12/24/2025

Calling all lovebirds! 💍💌

We’re gearing up for our February Love Issue and want to feature couples who make Cohasset a little more heartwarming. ❤️

Know a pair who’s been through it all with love, laughter, and maybe a few dance moves in the kitchen? Nominate your favorite happily-married couple today! 💃🕺

📧 Email us their names + a short note about what makes them special.

12/22/2025

Craftsmanship, legacy, and local heart. 🏡

A Gallagher Building Company is more than a builder. It’s a family-owned firm creating custom homes rooted in timeless New England design and modern living. 🏢

Led by Andrew and Aliza Gallagher, this husband-and-wife duo brings vision and personal care to every build. From land acquisition to final finishes, their one-stop approach turns dreams into lasting foundations. 🤝

Check out the article in this month’s issue!

12/20/2025

Looking for a holiday dish that wows? 😋

This Spiced Cranberry Jelly from the cooks at Cranberry & Rose combines bright citrus, warm spices, and a touch of magic, perfect for your holiday table. 🍽️

Check out the article in this month’s issue!

12/19/2025

What if elder care felt like family? ❤️

Christine Andrade founded Divine Living Homecare with a mission to provide trusted, compassionate support that allows loved ones to age with dignity and live safely at home.

From custom care plans to heart-led service, her team is rooted in purpose and community care. 🤝

Check out the article in this month’s issue! 📰

12/17/2025

Meet Andrew and Aliza Gallagher, a couple who’s building more than just custom homes, they’re building community. 💞

From high school sweethearts to local business owners and parents of three, their story is rooted in love, family, and the magic of Cohasset. 😍

Check out the article in this month’s issue!

📸 An LeFevre

12/15/2025

30 Years of Community, Connection, and Coastal Pride. 🌊

Cohasset Maritime Institute has been rowing strong for three decades, fostering teamwork, resilience, and tradition along our shoreline. From youth programs and competitive regattas to cancer recovery support through Row Forward, CMI is more than just a rowing club. It’s a place where oars hit the water and hearts find purpose. 🚣‍♀️

Here’s to 30 years of impact, and to the next wave of community-driven adventure! ✨

Check out the article in this month’s issue!

12/13/2025

What if art could make the woods feel magical again? 🧚‍♀️

Cohasset native Mae Carpenter blends creativity and nature through her handcrafted fairy doors, tiny, enchanting sculptures made from bark, stone, moss, and imagination. ✨

Her work invites wonder, sparks joy, and reminds us all to slow down and explore. Catch her newest installations this spring, thanks to a grant from the Levitate Foundation! 🌱

Check out the article in this month’s issue!