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I confess I was born and raised in Boston and though I graduated from 2 of the areas major universities I did not have to go through the madness that is the September move in. …
Last Thursday’s game against the Saints was a good start for the Patriots. They seem to be focused on creating a new history making season for their team. I had to agree with Belichick when …
If you are thinking about taking a tour on one of Boston’s Duck Boats you may have reservations about some of the recent press. Historically though the Duck Boats have been a pretty safe way …
It’s not too late to catch up on the latest Boston based TV show. Boston area hospitals have always been considered icons of the best in global medicine. This Thursday continues the saga of a …
This weekend reminded me of this post that I had not had a chance to finish about the “crazy” rain weather and it’s effects on the Boston area. On Saturday we were in Newton visiting …
The Boston Globe released their annual list of top public companies yesterday. The biggest news was not who had made the list but the size of the list. Named the Globe 100 since it was …
Yay! The boil order that has been affecting 2 million people in Massachusetts including Boston has been lifted (except for the town of Saugus). Though in reality we are very lucky that it only has …
In all my years of riding bikes, I have never once been body-checked to the ground by a police officer. For this, I am thankful, not only because of the resultant dearth of injuries, but …
This past Saturday April 24, 2010 was National Rebuilding Day for Rebuilding Together. Though a national organization it is made up of local affiliates that bring their services to towns and cities all across America. …
Seeking to avoid a potentially distracting and divisive primary contest, Republican gubernatorial candidate Charles Baker is trying to lure enough delegates at today’s GOP convention to his campaign to end Christy Mihos’ bid for the …


