Meghan Neal The town of Brewster is proposing a regulation that would ban youth under the age of 18 from tanning at a salon, due to potential health risks posed by tanning.

Amanda Patterson "Sailing for All" is the motto at Community Boating. They are committed to offering equal sailing opportunities for everybody, including the visually impaired. They want to remove barriers and create sailors....

Amanda Patterson Somerville's bicycle chopper gang models itself after an intergalactic navy and has a good time. SCUL pilots leave convention behind every Saturday night when they go out on a mission.

Luis Henao Passengers getting off of flights at Logan Airport's terminal B and C will be greeted this month by a mixed-medium of colorful artwork called "East Boston Arts: Unique Views of Boston." The exibit runs until May 16.

Cristina Kumka Owning property in Boston's most elite neighborhoods can be a dream come true....or a complete nightmare. It seems that time is taking its toll on many of the most cherished historical monuments in the city. A lack of groundwater has contributed to the deterioration of the wooden foundations of some of the oldest properties in the Back Bay, Beacon Hill, the South End and Chinatown.

Gabrielle Strahl and Cristina Kumka Children are under a great deal of stress today. With parents at work, schools have been forced to offer after school programs where kids can interact and stay busy. New activities such as yoga are being introduced in order to help kids relax. Lincoln Elementary School in Brookline is a pioneer in this field. Click here to see our video coverage.

Gabrielle Strahl and Cristina Kumka Legend has it the sun always shines during the nation's largest all-you-can-eat ice cream festival. And during the 23rd annual Scooper Bowl not only did the sun shine bright, but thousands flocked to City Hall to help a great cause. Click here for our video coverage.

Gabrielle Strahl and Cristina Kumka Bostonians are flocking to Copley Square, City Hall Plaza and suburbs outside of the city to take advantage of a plentiful summer harvest. Local area farmers' markets supply fresh produce while bringing together the community. Reporter Gabrielle Strahl takes a closer look from Copley Square. Click here to see our video coverage

Gabrielle Strahl and Cristina Kumka Commuters and professional drivers alike are affected by the increase in gasoline prices. JSONS reporter Gabrielle Strahl takes a closer look at how area drivers are dealing with the problem.Click here to see our video coverage.

Clay Bolton The Boston Dragon Boat Festival continued a 2000 year tradition on Sunday. Families gathered on the Charles to watch the races and enjoy Chinese arts, crafts and food. Racers came to the festival from around the country and Canada. Dragon boat racing in America started in Boston in 1979. (Photo above, courtesy of bostondragonboat.org.)

Clay Bolton The newly opened Silver Line offers Bostonians a faster ride with fewer vehicle changes to the airport. The underground bus service has been a hit with commuters and is gaining popularity with travelers and tourists.

Clay Bolton Steve and Angela Stamos (above) have been serving breakfast all day at Allston's Steve's Kitchen for more than 20 years. Steve's has been a hit with college kids and area musicians, who tend to sleep in and miss regular breakfast hours.

Cristina Kumka and Gabrielle Strahl Boylston, Tremont, Arlington, Commonwealth are some well-known Boston streets. But how did they get their name? A look into the city's historic past reveals that there is a system to the "naming" business and it's not that easy.

Amanda Patterson Mayor Menino's plan to celebrate the city's 375th birthday with hot air balloons and ice cream didn't go off quite as planned, but people had fun anyway.

Meghan Neal The issue of separation of church and state has been gaining recent attention after the Supreme Court's split decision Monday about displaying the Ten Commandments in government buildings.

Michael Corcoran / At age 67 Bill Hedvig is staying young, and entertaining dancers every weekend.

Michael Corcoran The Stern Commission, which investigated the death of Victoria Snelgrove (above), said in its recently-released report that the Boston police were inadequately trained and supervised the night of the incident. Friends of Snelgrove, as well as the ACLU have praised the work of the seven-member panel.