N.Y. Moments after early reports of John F. Kennedy Jr.'s missing single-engine airplane hit the television airwaves, I began getting telephone calls from friends, relatives and former colleagues. They all knew that, for seven years, I had commuted summer weekends from New York City to Martha's Vineyard, piloting a single-engine airplane. They wanted my take on what might have happened to Kennedy. They've been in harmony for decades, and tonight will share their musicality with the audience at the New Bedford Whaling Museum. Two ensembles comprising members of the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra will perform at 8 tonight in the museum theater.
Admission is free.
Under age 50, women's heart attacks are twice as likely as men's to be fatal, but the gap narrows and eventually disappears later in life. All rights reserved.