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Boston’s Gilded Age splendor
America's Gilded Age spanned three decades of the late 19th century, leaving a legacy of grand structures. Its so-called…
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Boston-bred company making flying cars a thing of the present
Forty-year-old Carl Dietrich brown bags his lunch or grabs something on the fly at a local Bickford's between…
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Boston MedFlight teams with hospitals to save lives
BOSTON – The crew of Boston MedFlight, a fleet of helicopters, airplanes, and ambulances, leaves no one behind. Taking exceptional care of all…
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Toasting what was and what is yet to come at Gardner Museum
"Should auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind?" Isabella Stewart Gardner welcomed guests to her 15th-century-inspired…
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Holiday cheer aplenty at Nantucket Noel Stroll — Gallery
The Nantucket Chamber of Commerce is hosting an island-wide series of events to spark the imagination of all who dare to…
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Boston Ballet’s The Nutcracker brings magic to the season
Stepping out of the winter chill into the palatial foyer of the Boston Opera House, ruby walls of damask warm your face…
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A love story about faith, family and miracles
There's something compelling and unshakeable in the simplicity of this elegant love story. Like most great stories, this one begins…
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Gray dating, and making it after all
Anyone who came of age in the '70s will remember "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," staring Ed Asner, Valerie…
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American Indian fashion show with a traditional twist
"Fresh, relevant and a little bit sexy" is how Karen Kramer, the Peabody Essex Museum's curator of Native…
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Pre-trip precautions to minimize confusion, maximize communication
Embracing the manifold educational opportunities of travel, Mike and Trish Rockett have taught their children how to explore the world. This fall,…
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Shredding new worlds at Lynch Family Skatepark
This week, a creative new world opened under the access ramps of Interstate 93's Leonard Zakim Bunker Hill Memorial Bridge.…
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‘IRIS’: a splash of color, a flash of music and a dash of common sense
Should physician-assisted suicide be legal in Massachusetts? Some say the measure helps people seeking to avoid a painful death, others believe…
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‘Still Alzheimer’s’ panel shows there’s still hope
"Still Alzheimer's" attendees settled into the O'Keefe Auditorium of Massachusetts General Hospital on Oct. 7 eager…
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Latest book shows Romney family values not just fluff
Ann Romney excused herself, then laughed hardily as we began chatting this morning. When you have 10 rushed minutes to speak with…
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The MFA’s Dutch Masters: Artistic distinctions then and now
One way to explain the vision of the Museum of Fine Arts' latest exhibit, Class Distinctions: Dutch Painting in the Age…
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No shortage of fall activities in and around Boston
There's a fabulousness to fall. Homespun coziness wraps around anyone who pulls on a pair of old jeans, cuddles into…
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‘The Intern,’ and graying successfully
"The Intern," starring Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway, is the latest vehicle 65-year-old Nancy Meyers uses to…
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Get up close and personal with interactive Strandbeests
Theo Jansen introduced Strandbeest to the Peabody Essex Museum in the historic sea port city of Salem, Massachusetts. Now the PEM would…
