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The story of those baby heads on the MFA lawn
Two monumental baby-head sculptures adorn Boston’s linked landscape as they rest on the Fenway entrance lawn of the Museum of…
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How Could A Mass-Murderer Seem So Caring? ‘Operation Finale’ Review
Operation Finale recounts the post-World War II capture of Adolf Eichmann, one of the chief operating officers within Adolf Hitler'…
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‘A Thousand Crossings’ Chronicles Life of Photographic Artist
A Thousand Crossings is a visual folk-opera rooted in American experience but of international relevance. Composed by 67-year-old photographer…
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The Life of a Fisherman, On the Small Screen: Gloucester’s Famous TV Stars
America's oldest seaport, Gloucester, Massachusetts is 31 miles north of Boston. Settled in 1623 as an English colony, its charter…
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Which Kennedy Did the Most Good?
Fanning the flames of a dynastic torch, Pulitzer Prize winner Eileen McNamara rekindles interest in Kennedy lore with her book Eunice: The…
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Helping Children ‘Be Best’ Is Melania Trump’s Signature Initiative As First Lady
WASHINGTON — Not long before before Mother's Day the First Lady of the United States, Melania Trump, invited a few dozen…
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Olde Towne Team To See Some Changes at Fenway When They Take Field Opening Day
Members of Red Sox Nation are eager to welcome the Boys-of-Summer back to Yawkey Way — aka~ our hometown Field of…
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Boston’s Favorite Olympian on What It Takes — And What It Doesn’t
Before Mike "Rizzo" Eruzione took the ice as Captain of the 1980 Lake Placid Olympic hockey team, before he scored…
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Georgia O’Keeffe As You’ve Never Seen Her Before
Think you know Georgia O'Keeffe? You'll be thinking differently after seeing a thoughtful arrangement of 125 multi-medium…
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Exclusive Interview With Santa’s BFF At The Food Network
Amie Pope of Beverly, Massachusetts won the Food Network's Christmas Cookie Challenge by rolling love and favorite holiday memories into…
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Christmas Tree From Halifax Shows Love Conquers Ill Will
A century of uncommon good will between the citizens of Boston and Halifax will be commemorated on the Boston Common on Thursday…
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What Do You Do If A Terror Victim Drops in Front of You? ‘Stop the Bleed’ Here’s How
During this month's HUBweek celebration of innovation, STOP THE BLEED was one of the hands-on presentations offered to the…
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Bush Twins’ Wild and Funny Sister Act Comes Alive in New Book
Strung together like their grandmother's signature pearls, Sisters First: Stories from Our Wild and Wonderful Life is a collection of…
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#MeToo Sounds New, But Has Been With Us A Long Time
Carbon-dating may be required to figure out the gestational cycle of #MeToo, an emerging social-media destination for new and old…
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Highfield Hall May Be the Coolest Place You’ve Never Been on Cape Cod
Suddenly it's mid-September. Embracing the change of seasons Highfield Hall and Gardens has planned activities that are as cool…
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Hire Me Because I’m Older — No, I Won’t Get Pregnant
In the war against ageism, here's a few bombshells to toss when you're competing for jobs: "I…
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Traveling Abroad? What If …?
News of terror attacks is terrifying, most especially when we're tucking those headlines into our carry-ons determined to carry…
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Ocean Liners, Tall Ships, and Sea Shanties
With every rising tide a swell of enthusiasm for nautical adventures rolls onto the shores around Boston. How to launch into a…
