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Add these New England-made sauces, spices, sweet treats, and more to your shopping list this holiday season.
The James Rodwell Case: After 43 Years, A Somerville Man Fights for His Innocence
Convicted of murder on the word of a career informant, James Rodwell has spent the past 43 years trying to prove he didn’t kill a Burlington police captain’s son. Now, with the clock ticking, he’s determined to clear his name.
News Bites: Tree House Brewing Opens a Boston Shop
Plus, Dani’s Queer Bar opens in Back Bay and more food news for the week of September 16, 2024.
Susan Tedeschi Brings the Tedeschi Trucks Band (and Her Signature Telecaster) to Boston
The Norwell native and Berklee alum returns home for three shows this fall.
A Grilled Cheese Mystery: My Search for a Simple Sandwich
Innovation can be great. Just keep it out of my kid’s white bread.
Fall Foliage 2024: Plan Your Day Trips with this Interactive Map
Let the New England leaf-peeping preparation begin.
The Supermarket Superstardom of Marty the Stop & Shop Robot
Inside the accidental fame of a grocery chain’s slow-rolling sensation.
The former Hollywood actor turned certified therapist is on a mission to revolutionize trauma treatment in Boston and beyond.
Our ruthlessly tested, unapologetically opinionated, and utterly essential annual guide to the best places to eat right in the city and beyond.
On the Market: A Boston Townhouse with a Private Glass Elevator
Plus, this 4,788-square-foot Back Bay home has a roof deck with an outdoor kitchen.
Fall Arts Preview: 18 Things We Can’t Wait to Do This Season
From Billie Eilish to Romeo and Juliet—a highly subjective list of the concerts, festivals, and performers you shouldn’t miss this season.
Deepak Chopra Thinks AI Can Help Save Us
Boston is “my favorite city in the world,” says the new-age icon, whose annual Sages & Scientists Symposium takes place this weekend in Cambridge.
So, You Want to Live in Duxbury?
A coastal haven where tranquility meets top-tier schools, this secluded enclave commands premium real estate—and it’s worth every penny.
A Brookline Diner Closes after More than 50 Years
Plus, a vegan mainstay reopens in Allston, a glitzy dumpling lounge debuts in the Seaport, a King Arthur pop-up shop is coming to town, and more food news for the week of September 8, 2024.
Where to find a deal in Greater Boston’s sky-high market
On the Market: A Waterfront Marblehead Home with a Tea House
With gorgeous views, a signature tea house, spacious interiors and exteriors, this residence features a bit of history harmoniously infused with contemporary amenities.
Mr. H Dazzles with Dumplings and Ultra-Glam Digs
The latest restaurant from the team behind Yvonne’s and Coquette features a Chinese-inspired menu in a showpiece setting.
Three Art and Design Books for Your Fall 2024 Reading List
Including a collection of architect Henry Hobson Richardson’s drawings and a tribute to Sybil and David Yurman’s dazzling jewelry.
Charlie Baker’s (Still) Got Game
He now spends his days trying to fix college sports. But if you think our former governor has stopped paying attention to politics, think again.
