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BOSTON – Spectators swarmed over Copley Square huddled under umbrellas to watch fireworks exploding in blue, purple and pink along with flickering candles against a royal blue-and-gold façade of the historic Boston Public Library Thursday as a city-sponsored holiday light celebration stopped commuters in their tracks. "I tell you folks,
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The commercialization of holiday cheer has taken over this time of year for some. For many, keeping up traditions matters most. That can mean getting together with family and friends, sharing experiences and great food, being thankful and offering kindness to one and all.
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BOSTON – Downtown Crossing got an unusual dollop of holiday joy Monday as passersby stopped to greet Gov. Charlie Baker, snap a selfie and grab a hug as he rang a Salvation Army bell to garner donations that piled up in the traditional red kettle by his side. Baker began a
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BOSTON – While you're out doing any last-minute shopping today, if you happen to think about those who aren't lucky enough to have presents or a home of their own, take heart – there's a way to help them right away, and it only involves taking
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`Tis the season to be jolly, and these holiday-inspired cocktails may help. The seasonal cranberry ginger and eggnog twist both are perfect for making in big batches, filling a punch bowl for wassailing holiday guests. The mint chocolate cocktail pairs perfectly with holiday cookies and would make for a wonderful
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BOSTON – Every work day, Fort Hill resident Juan Ramos makes his way to his desk at the Union of Concerned Scientists in Cambridge by taking a 40-minute ride, starting on the Orange Line subway and transferring to the Red Line at Downtown Crossing. Heading home, he takes the No. 1
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BOSTON – New Year's Eve celebrations will attract over 1 million people to Boston later this week and one local law firm is trying to ensure a safe night for many if not all. Through Sober Ride Home Program, Sweeney Merrigan Law, a Boston-based firm that specializes in personal
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BOSTON – With warmer temperatures in the forecast for New Year's Eve, larger than usual crowds are expected for Boston's annual First Night celebration, but event organizers are hopeful that the temps won't rise so high as to melt away the traditional ice sculptures right