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Glamour, paramour, on the dancefloor
One of the neat things about being a yelper is being privy to the wonderful, zany little worlds of others.
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The place to prep for New Year’s Eve
By now you've got plans locked down for the biggest party eve of the year, but what about all that preparation? Forget running around the city clamoring for coiffures and clothing—just head over to Copley, where the lux of one-stop shopping awaits.
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Culture rich and crimson free
Leave the
iron-gated buildings and towering spires to that prestigious institution on the
other side of the river, ’cause this is Allston Rock
City—home of ink, indie
inspiration and ingenuity.
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Fresh footprints lead to fresh pies
When Robert Frost wrote about "taking the road less traveled," we think he was on to something. This week, we opt for the less-worn path of Boston's own divergence of trails, treading lightly on the trolleys of the Ashmont-Mattapan High Speed Line.
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Inbound for ingestions and history lessons
Well-known fact: Park Street bustles with rich Boston history. Well-kept secret: It's more than just the oldest subway station in the country.
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Who you calling Southie?
OK, OK, we get it! The Silver Line is a bus, not a subway. But for only two bucks, you can hop on this baby and soar clean beneath the Channel, only to emerge among delightful indulgences across the way.
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Where Boston's aorta rhymes with orange
Stemming from Dorchester, crossing through Cambridge and meandering all the way to Arlington, Massachusetts Avenue proper is the most recognizable thoroughfare in the city.
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Beyond the great American pastime
With the last chorus of "Sweet Caroline" sung for the season, the throngs of loyal Sox fans who infiltrate Fenway have left the building, allowing you to rekindle your love affair with this 'hood.
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Smells like keen spirit
Let's play a little word association: We say Silver Line! You say ... airport? Don't worry, you're probably not the only one befuddled by the glorified bus route that doesn't even connect with itself downtown.
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Local gems declare independence!
With the confusing convergence of roads and pathways in Davis Square, it's hard not to get misdirected.
