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Alessandra Martinez
“@MegTucker20: Working on my #academicexcellence” Atta girl!
Sep 28
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BUDiningService
BU Dining Services
Never take sides against the family again
RT @rileycameron @BUDiningService Olecito tastes like cat food”
Sep 28
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BUDiningService
BU Dining Services
You calling us Fredo here? Olecito is great. Bowls/Rolls awesome, give them time.
MT @rileycameron You took away Caprito broke my heart.”
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Latest Headlines in Detail
Nesting Instinct: Gabriel's Nursery
DailyCandy New York
Apr 23The design duo at Sissy + Marley chose pale neutrals, subtle patterns, and quirky knit accessories to turn this nursery into a warm-modern haven. Find out how to get the look in your baby’s room. »
Fenway's old home day
BostonHerald.com Sports Blog
Apr 20We always hear wonderful tales about Red Sox fans whose passion is rooted in family history. We are told how these folks picked up their love of the Red Sox by following in the footsteps of their fathers . . . their grandfathers . . . their gre... »
Fenway at 100: Park’s quirky design due in part to rushed delivery, happenstance
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Apr 18Following is an excerpt from “Fenway Park, The Centennial,” by Saul Wisnia. The book chronicles 100 years of Red Sox baseball. Visit the author’s blog for more information about the book. The grand opening The rain had finally let up, and Peter Davis w... »
Sharon Cherop second to none
BostonHerald.com Sports Blog
Apr 17The women’s race in the Boston Marathon has evolved into one of the more evenly contested endeavors in the sporting world. For the fifth year in a row the outcome of the 26.2-mile race was determined by three seconds or less. Kenyan veteran Sharon Cher... »
Kenyan fittest in harsh test
BostonHerald.com Sports Blog
Apr 17If 1976 was the “Run for the Hoses,” then yesterday’s 116th Boston Marathon was the “Run for the Ice Cubes,” with the main foreign contenders bearing names like Fahrenheit and Celsius. On a day better suited for a splash on the pond, 22,426 hardy souls... »
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Back Deck to Open in Downtown Boston
Boston Restaurant Talk
Apr 27A new "backyard barbecue" spot is getting ready to open in downtown Boston.A job post from the Craigslist site indicates that Back Deck is planning a mid-May opening on West Street, bringing to Downtown Crossing a place to get charcoal grilled food, wi... »
Me and Bobby McV...
A Yankees Fan Living In Boston
Apr 23Hello everyone we’re back! Yes that’s right folks the office of Ftheredsox are open for business. Yes we took a little hiatus, sabbatical, extended rest, call it what you may, but now that’s all behind us and we’re ready to get back into the swing of t... »
Nesting Instinct: Gabriel's Nursery
DailyCandy New York
Apr 23The design duo at Sissy + Marley chose pale neutrals, subtle patterns, and quirky knit accessories to turn this nursery into a warm-modern haven. Find out how to get the look in your baby’s room. »
Happy 100th Birthday to Fenway Park!!!
Wickedgayblog.com
Apr 20OpenedApril 20, 1912Fenway Park is a baseball park near Kenmore Square in Boston, Massachusetts. Located at 4 Yawkey Way, it has served as the home ballpark of the Boston Red Sox baseball club since it opened in 1912, and is the oldest Major League Ba... »
Greater Boston author readings April 22-28
The Boston Globe Off the Shelf
Apr 19SUNDAY: Raymond Sinbaldi (“Fenway Park, Massachusetts”) reads at 1 p.m. at Boston University’s Barnes and Noble … Matt Tavares ("There Goes Ted Williams: The Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived") reads at 3 p.m. at the Griffin Museum of Photography,... »
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