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It's almost a rite of spring to read the childhood classic "Make Way for Ducklings." The charcoal figures imagined and drawn by Robert McCloskey in the Caldecott Medal Award-winning book have been flying, swimming, diving and waddling into the hearts of children around the world since
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Wally the Green Monster is eager to introduce members of Red Sox Nation to his pesky little sister, Tessie! Outside Gate K, for KIDS, Tessie, the red-headed pigtailer with bright eyes and a freckled-face will be welcoming Fenway fans of all ages to the Park's home-opening game against
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After residents weigh in on how construction should affect their community, Clara Couric Batchelor's interpretations map out a plan that takes into account both their hopes and their concerns. The Harvard-trained landscape architect and her team approach urban rejuvenation projects by structuring proposals with an appreciation of both
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Legend has it Winston Churchill once said: "There's something about the outside of a horse that's good for the inside of a man." Wellesley College students agree with the sentiment, but as they tell the "tail," horses are good for women as
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March into the Seaport World Trade Center seeking inspiration and you'll walk out of the Boston Flower and Garden Show sown with enough ideas to fill an April wheel barrel. Anyone who longs for a glimpse of what earthy delights lie just weeks ahead will be treated to
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Marilyn Monroe famously said: "Diamonds are a girl's best friend," but it was Elizabeth Taylor who redefined the relationship with her deeply passionate romance of the stone. Having been married eight times, Dame Elizabeth Taylor acquired a King's ransom in engagement and wedding baubles
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If all inspiration is considered divine, then surely 67 Newbury Street has been multiply blessed. No matter the door you use to enter the Gothic revival-style church building, the gift of art past and present, sacred and secular will surround you. Within Boston's landmark Church of the Covenant
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Helping things grow is the personal and professional privilege of the down-to-earth Parent family. For the past 23 years Paul Parent — sometimes with help from his son, Patrick — has been the nice-guy radio host of a popular, nationally syndicated show that shares tips, trends, and troubleshooting ideas about gardening. The