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BOSTON – Anyone who's lived in the Boston area for more than a few years can suggest where to find the most authentic ethnic food – from Chinatown's Asian American-owned restaurants to Brookline's Jewish delis. But a map created recently by Kyle Walker, a Texas Christian
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What better way to promote the new Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey show LEGENDS than to have three Asian elephants take over the streets of Boston on a Thursday morning, much to the public's excitement? Crowds of young children and families gathered in the North End for
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BOSTON – The popular Hubway bike-share program grew again Thursday, adding 15 stations in Boston neighborhoods to make it easier to take a ride without owning a bike. The Boston Transportation Department said the new stations are in Brighton, the first for the New Balance-sponsored system, as well as Dorchester, Roxbury
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"Everything I do, I do on the principle of Russian borscht. You can throw everything into it — beets, carrots, cabbage, onions, everything you want. What's important is the result, the taste of the borscht." — Yevgeny Yevtushenko, Russian poet. How often do you find yourself calling your
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Tucked away on Pearl Street near Kendall Square in Cambridge, Baraka Café transports customers to the sands of North Africa. The small space ushers patrons into the sights, textures and aromas of Tunisia with ornate hanging lanterns, clay salt and pepper shakers and sparkling deep purple tablecloths. Since it serves
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These famous national chains have their roots right here in Massachusetts. Take a look to see which one of your favorite chains got their start in the Bay State.
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BOSTON — As the MBTA looks to cut costs and improve service, a state transportation official on Monday said the T could save as much as $47 million a year on The Ride program by raising fares, reducing service and forging partnerships with the taxi industry and companies like Uber and
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BOSTON – During the six months Robert Burke spent in a Brookline nursing home dying from cancer, Whitney Taylor regularly visited with her dog Barrington, a seven-pound Pomapoo, to brighten his days just a little and provide support. But it wasn't like she was an old friend. Taylor was
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