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How Will You Remember Boston’s Leonard Nimoy?
I have been a longtime Star Trek fan so of course Leonard Nimoy‘s death(reported today) comes with more than it’s share of sadness for the death of a well known celebrity. Beyond that I have also had a level of pride for the fact that he was born and raised in Boston. As a child […]
Mayor Walsh Gets Into the Christmas Spirit – Boston Tree Lightings 2014
Our new Mayor Marty Walsh got into the Christmas spirit this past weekend with a reading of “Twas the Night Before Christmas” at the Faneuil Hall Tree Lighting this year. The annual Faneuil Hall Tree lighting took place this past weekend(boo we missed it). It is the earliest tree lighting event in Boston so you […]
Tom Brady New England Patriot’s Iceman
Watching the Brady-Manning match up yesterday I had to post something about the quarterback that has made watching football here in New England so exciting and entertaining. Though Brady was of course not the only person playing yesterday(yes Edelman and Gronkowski more than their fair share) he was as impressive as ever. There is no […]
Remembering Boston’s Mayor Menino
As we finally start absorbing the sad passing of the longest serving Mayor of Boston, Thomas M. Menino I thought it fitting to pull some videos from around the web regarding his passing and his life. We have added it to a page that is accessible via the top menu (Remembering Menino Videos). It would […]
New Boston Resident Rick Riordan Presents at Boston Book Festival 2014
The Boston Book Festival is taking place this weekend in and around Copley Square. Thankfully the weather looks like the rain will finally be gone. We love this now annual event which has so many wonderful session over the course of 3 days(mostly on Saturday). Our 2 favorites this year are Rick Riordan and Doris […]
Salem – Not Just a Halloween Destination
Though Halloween is what Salem is best known for, this historic city/town has much to offer tourists, staycationers and day trippers alike. We have visited Salem back in the summer in the past and there is much to like about this coastal city. The cobblestone/brick sidewalks and streets remind me a bit of Faneuil Hall […]
Governor’s Race Massachusetts – 2014 Resources
The end of the 2014 Governor’s Race is around the corner and we thought everyone including me would benefit from a listing of where to find information about both Gubernatorial candidates. The race is still too close to call and it is important that you not only go out and vote but also get as […]
Conference for Women 2013 – Boston Convention Center
Whether you are thinking about career management, managing your small business or venturing out as an entrepreneur the Massachusetts Conference for Women 2013 is a great way to get you motivated as you enter the upcoming new year. This is the 9th year of this conference that offers speakers and break out sessions for women […]
29th Boston Film Festival – Andy Garcia and George of the Center
The annual Boston Film Festival is taking place this weekend starting tomorrow. Andy Garcia will be kicking it off at the Revere Hotel with a viewing of his film “Middleton”. This film festival takes place Friday, Saturday and Sunday Oct 25th to 27th. Tickets can be bought through the site but here is the direct […]
Weekend for Book Lovers and Rowing Fans in Boston(Oh and Red Sox Too)
The now annual Boston Book Festival has already started (October 17th to 19th) and tomorrow you will be able not only to attend some of their events but also venture over to the Charles River to experience some of the Head of the Charles Regatta fun. It’s great to have your choice of events in […]
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