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From antiques to Zinfandel
Charles Street has classy down pat, from quintessential Federal-style row houses to gas-lit streetlamps, with fitting real estate prices higher than a small country's GDP.
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Clinch. Clink!
With the Sox's secured spot in the October lineup, it's high time we don our blazin' "B"s and head over to Kenmore for much celebration.
Barring a winning lottery ticket, the odds of seeing the post-season Sox are slim to none. Or ... are they?
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Be brave, little grasshopper, and follow your gut
Hey you, early adopter, trendsetter, pioneer. To nab a spot on the up-and-up, grab a seat on the Blue Line and soar right across the harbor over to Maverick.
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Far East feast, close to home
If you're aching for authentic Asian cuisine, save your airline miles and zoom instead on the Orange Line. Next stop? Chinatown.
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More than just pastries and pastas
Red sauce joints, cannoli wars, saints' feasts—got it. But take a look-see past the obvious and set your eyes on "the other North End."
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The quickest way to a yelper's heart
Confessions of a yelper: I've resided in Boston for the greater portion of my life and have never set foot in Newton. Yet in the spirit of exploring the many diverse facets of our city as a good nommer (or glutton?) does, we set off with mouths open wide!
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Rib-sticking for your pleasure
Some days call for indulging the pie hole, and Dorchester's got us covered.
As our culinary repertoire broadens,
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Blow your mind, not your wad
Zipping toward Lechmere on the Green Line usually marks the pilgrimage to the CambridgeSide Galleria [100 CambridgeSide Pl., Cambridge. 617.621.8666. cambridgesidegalleria.com].
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Gratifying gleanings from the Faneuil Hall circus
Let's hit the brick, because—believe it or not—Faneuil Hall plays host to a few local gems.
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Follow your nose for more than the eye can see
Gentrified, crowded, insufferably touristy—Harvard Square surely has its thorns. Yet we can't ignore the influx of killer businesses helping drive the area back to its non-megacorp roots.
