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Welcome to Kenmore

Anyone who travels into or around Boston by car or public transportation has, at some point, passed through Kenmore Square. But few stop along the way to enjoy the many attractions in and around the bustling square. Home to the Kenmore Station MBTA subway stop, Fenway Park, and the gateway

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El Pelón Taqueria: bringing tasty and affordable Mexican food to Boston

A Red Sox game was in full bloom when I ventured over to El Pelón Taqueria in Fenway, one of many restaurants surrounding the ballpark. Its brightly colored umbrellas and wooden picnic tables stood out on the bright sunny day. Despite being past peak lunch hours, the taqueria was swarming

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Boston Public Library Foundation taps Gardner’s Bevilaqua as director

The Boston Public Library Foundation, which raises public awareness and philanthropic support for the BPL's Central Library and 24 branches, has named Lisa Bevilaqua, a former Isabella Steward Gardner Museum fundraising official, to serve as its next executive director. "Lisa's dynamic understanding of development strategies,

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Fenway Park is morphing into a gigantic ski slope for February competition

BOSTON – With cold weather finally blowing in to the city, Fenway Park is undergoing a make-over that will transform the summer ballpark into its first winter games big air spectacular. On Feb. 11 and 12, Fenway Park will be host to "Polartec Big Air," a freeskiing and snowboarding

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Boston accents subject of wicked awesome ‘Late Night’ trailer

BOSTON – Everyone loves a native Boston accent, right? Right? "Late Night" show host Seth Myers both stereotyped films set in the Hub and tossed around the idea of an entire movie themed around Boston accents in a "trailer" during his Jan. 18 show. [perfectpullquote align="

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Towers approved to replace Government Center garage

BOSTON – A piece of Boston's Brutalist-style Government Center will fall under a plan approved Thursday for two towers on the downtown site. A 480-foot residential building and a 528-foot office tower will replace the Government Center garage, a hulking concrete structure stretching over Congress Street that opened in

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Walsh seeks ban of chewing tobacco at sports venues

Written by Philip Marcelo BOSTON (AP) — From Fenway Park to youth baseball fields, Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh wants to ban the use of snuff and chewing tobacco in sports venues across the city.