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Filthy Rich
Has a penchant for pendants
By KARI JAICK
At the very tip of Hanover Street, she waits. Past the endless pastry shops, she is standing at the top of the stairs, gracefully tossing a handful of flowers at a desperate group of bachelorettes, each of whom is likely hoping they can someday tell their daughter they caught the bouquet of Jackie Kennedy Onassis.
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For an old man, Nick Z could hardly find himself in a less geriatric setting. Seated in the spacious digs of the Fourth Wall Project on a rainy Tuesday afternoon, the 29-year-old Boston native is surrounded by the recurring youthful, fantastical characters who live in his art. | [Music] DJ HEIDIDon't let DJ Heidi's model good looks and curly blond locks throw you off. | [News to Us] The state assesses your assets
Several state legislators have put their foot down to help low- to moderate-income families take control of their finances instead of taking on the unwanted title of "poor," after the Massachusetts Asset Development Commission, a 26-member board created in 2006, released a final report last Thursday, June 25th, mapping out ways for families to build assets and become financially independent. |
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