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Ducklings’ true spirit shines thanks to Schön
It's almost a rite of spring to read the childhood classic "Make Way for Ducklings." The charcoal figures…
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Tessie’s Red Sox debut excites kids, honors past
Wally the Green Monster is eager to introduce members of Red Sox Nation to his pesky little sister, Tessie! Outside Gate K,…
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Batchelor’s urban projects embrace both past and future
After residents weigh in on how construction should affect their community, Clara Couric Batchelor's interpretations map out a plan that…
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Leaping barriers with the Wellesley polo team
Legend has it Winston Churchill once said: "There's something about the outside of a horse that's good…
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Nurtured by Nature: A look inside the Boston Flower and Garden Show
March into the Seaport World Trade Center seeking inspiration and you'll walk out of the Boston Flower and Garden Show…
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Consider the timeless allure of vintage jewelry
Marilyn Monroe famously said: "Diamonds are a girl's best friend," but it was Elizabeth Taylor who redefined the…
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Explore expressions and landscapes with local artist Julia von Metzsch Ramos
If all inspiration is considered divine, then surely 67 Newbury Street has been multiply blessed. No matter the door you use to…
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Parents know best: The keys to year-round gardening care
Helping things grow is the personal and professional privilege of the down-to-earth Parent family. For the past 23 years Paul…
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Lawren Harris exhibit curated by Steve Martin opens at MFA
BOSTON – Members and guests of the Museum of Fine Arts enjoyed the landscape of a picture-perfect evening as Matthew Teitelbaum, the…
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Round out your St. Patrick’s Day meal with this Irish staple
Sure now, it's a fine sign of Spring as we turn the calendar to see we're just days…
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Exploring time with Fedorsky’s ‘The Light Under the Door’
In a bold, oftentimes haunting exploration of the passage of Time, Tsar Fedorsky shares a highly personal photo essay "The Light…
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Five ways to create a spa getaway in your own home
Are there times you wish "Happy Hour" meant an hour in a spa rather than an hour in the bar,…
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For the Love of it all: Scandal rumors can’t diminish tennis fans’ ardour
Love was in the air for Serbian Novak Djokovic and Angelique Kerber of Germany as they advanced over their opponents, winning the…
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Drawing out the soul of fashion with Kenneth Paul Block and MFA
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is hosting a small but elegant exhibit of Kenneth Paul Block's fashion illustrations.…
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PEM’s ‘Asia in Amsterdam’ exhibit combines culture and commerce
"Asia in Amsterdam: The Culture of Luxury in the Golden Age" is the latest exhibition of marvel at the Peabody…
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Getting to the heart of the matter: Dr. DeSanctis listens with more than just his stethoscope
Dr. Roman DeSanctis is a medical Hall of Famer. Practicing cardiology at Massachusetts General Hospital for more than 60 years, he'…
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At 105, newest Cane holder stays young at heart
Alice McGill Tompkins, a 105-year-old resident of Lafayette Rehabilitation and Nursing Home, was recently presented the historic Boston Post Cane, in recognition of her status as the town's oldest living resident.
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Drug addiction in the Bay State
BOSTON – In Thursday night's State of the Commonwealth Address, Gov. Charlie Baker called for bold actions to break the back…
