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Upton Bell, New England Talk Show Host and Commentator, is the former General Manager of the New England Patriots, Player Personnel Director of the Baltimore Colts and Owner of the Charlotte Hornets (WFL) Charlotte Hornets, with Arnold Palmer in the World Football League. Upton is one of New England's longest tenured broadcasters (31 years). For three consecutive years the Upton Bell Show has been recognized by The Associated Press for for the best Outstanding Talk Show in New England.
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Wheel Questions is a community art project touring Harvard Square, Davis Square, and several festivals. People write questions on cards. Artist Johnny Monsarrat writes answers on the back. All the cards are posted on the website and a choice few placed on the installation for all to see and be inspired by.
Harvard Square
Cambridge
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A blog about a young Boston, couple talking about culture, politics, fashion, design and anything else that interests them, written with comedic and welcoming style.
Downtown
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Jamaica Plain
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"The West Roxbury Transcript and Roslindale Transcript newspapers blog."
West Roxbury and Roslindale
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"I was born in the shadow of a volcano in 196?
My nanny was Miss Belize 196?
I was educated in England.
I live in Boston, MA.
I would like to have more money than I do.
I am dual US/UK citizen"
Back Bay
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"I live by the beach in Revere, I happen to just love it here. I like to write poetry and hope you get to knoweth me. Do you know how much of modern life is based on pagan traditions?"
Crescent Beach
Revere
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"An outlet to express a litany of topics in the effort to write well."
Newburyport
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Home of the Fenway Faithful.
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"Daily gripes, observations and musings from my MBTA commute."
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"I would rather bake tortes than study torts."
Allston
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"Homeschooled by Zorastrian missionaries in a strange land with much corn and little scenery, Tangognat wandered about the orient for a brief period of time, and then washed up on the shores of academe after an unfortunate incident involving ballroom dancing and tiny mutant insects. One day she woke up and realized that she had become a librarian, which she sometimes regards with a modicum of ambivalence."
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Newton
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"Video, photography, poetry, human rights from a lefty blogger in Savin Hill."
Dorchester (Savin Hill)
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"Centered around the Italian kitchen, this blog also talks about things to do in Boston, food, drinks, entertainment, nightlife and more."
Davis Square
Somerville
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"Personal blog of TC Cheever - Wakefield resident, area actor and writer, member of ImprovBoston and the Gold Dust Orphans."
Wakefield
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"Teaching for the Future is an Education Podcast about implementing media and technology literacy. I talk about the importance of media literacy and educational technology in the classroom and how it will change education forever."
Cambridge
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"A conversation about PR, social media and technology, with a special focus on the social media community in Greater Boston."
Woburn
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"Created and maintained by Deborah Elizabeth Finn (sometimes known as the Cyber-Yenta). Focused on information and communication technology for the nonprofit/philanthropic sector. Includes new, information, and commentary about mission-based organizations and civic engagement in Boston and Massachusetts."
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"A personal blog by Nathan Burke, Malden resident, webmaster, and dog owner."
Malden
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"1: Flat regions on either side of the forehead 2: Places or things regarded as having within them a divine presence 3: Devices in looms that keep cloth stretched to the correct width during weaving 4: Buildings reserved for a highly valued function: libraries, temples of learning 5: Phil Temples."
Watertown
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"That Hottness is a cultural resource for the informed Bostonian, including information on art, music, style and events. We will be the historical record of Boston's renaissance."
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"inane ramblings of an eye-rolling american and her caddieshack loving british husband."
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"A site local to the Boston, MA area, provides not only local restaurant reviews, but offers simple and delicious recipes as well as different techniques of cooking simple food."
Salem
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"News and commentary from the Big Guy who loves to hate and hates to love."
Revere
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"Our BLOG provides news, articles and helpful tips from our attorneys, business partners, and other informative sources. We also post some fun things, like restaurant and neighborhood reviews from our clients."
Newton
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"The bottom line in Red Sox coverage."
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Presenting the obvious in sports.
Beverly
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"JohnIAT's hellish Notes to the ongoing crisis of the 21st Century."
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"Rantings of a single mom and buffalo wing addict from the suburbs of Boston."
Burlington
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A visual guide to food and cooking, featuring step-by-step recipes and lots and lots of photography.
Somerville
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"Personal blog focusing on life in Newton and greater Boston, fixing up an old house, computer software, parenting, religion, politics, and anything else that comes my way."
Newton Highlands
Newton
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"A Roman Catholic lady who loves being a Roman Catholic lady."
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"Grub street is a non-profit writing center dedicated to nurturing writers and connecting readers with the wealth of writing talent in the Boston area. We have two vital roles. We support writers at every stage of their development by offering writing classes, fellowships, employment, and networking opportunities, and by promoting the work of local authors. Equally important, we enrich the lives of Boston-area residents by introducing them to a community of fellow readers and writers through author-hosted book clubs, informal discussions, movie screenings and more. grub street builds on Boston's proud literary tradition by making the city more welcoming for writers, and more inspiring and culturally alive for all of us."
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Jenny's blog.
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"That pretty much says it all!"
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"People are always trying to squelch the Real Charlie. But now you too can enjoy Charlie's unsquelched thoughts, opinions, obessions, insights and delusions. Fatherhood, life in Boston, food, beer, birding, personal finance, faith, epidemiology, Red Sox - all that and more."
Wellesley
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"Journal of a working mom."
Somerville
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"The ramblings and recipes of a late 30's foodie philospher looking to escape corporate America before corporate America escapes her."
Cambridge
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"Catty, bitchy blog on the current and sad state of the South End and the recent invasion of the entitled yuppies."
South End
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"Art, technology, media, ideas, and the Cambridge/Boston lecture scene by Joanne McNeil."
Cambridge
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"Musings on reading, writing, and living the freelance life."
Central/Inman Square
Cambridge
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"Loving Nature while Living in the City."
Brookline
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"a geographic and spiritual guide to life in the big city..."
South End
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"Doing business in Downtown Crossing for sixteen years as a retailer and promoter with a unique and all encompassing view of inner city Boston. The view from street level is a look at what's happening from a point of view of the community that works, shops and plays in Downtown Boston."
Downtown Crossing
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"Dispatches from an interested observer. I write about my neighborhood (South End), my work as a greeting card designer, calligrapher and artist."
South End
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"Weekly essays and various viscera on life, language, sports, art, culture, leisure, pleasure, pain, and politics."
Union Square
Somerville
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"I'm 37 and married. My husband and I share our apartment in Salem, Massachusetts, with a lab/shepherd cross and a grey tiger cat. Right now, I'm supervising the word processing department for a major university's administrative offices, but over the years I've also been a door-to-door canvasser, an apprentice cake decorator, and the assistant manager of a retail clothing store."
Salem
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"A yoga and wellness resource with soul, style, and smarts. This blog highlights traditional yoga philosophy from a fun, contemporary perspective, gives asana recommendations, reviews teachers and studios, provides delicious and uber-easy recipes for energy and wellness, shares cross-training tips, and tops it all off with the occasional insightful and witty personal anecdote to help you blaze your own trail toward enlightment. Are you ready?"
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"What was, what is, and what could be in the life of Summer Ryan Doyle."
Cambridge
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"A South End Boston girl's reflections on food and wine, fashion, travel, technology and more."
South End
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"This blog is dedicated to Somerville, MA, the town where I live. Somerville is a progressive, artist-friendly community with a wealth of local independent businesses, city services, and community events. My goal here is to illuminate and celebrate the things and people that I think make Somerville special."
Somerville
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"Val Kappa is a stand-up comic and drifter. These are random things she typed."
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"The writings of a reluctantly optimistic, happily cynical, gay, Black Bostonian."
Roxbury (Fort Hill)
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"Life in the 'ham."
Framingham
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"Keeping a Close Eye On The Harvard Allston Expansion."
Allston
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"Former New-Yorker (the STATE, not the city!) who's been in Boston-area ~2 yrs and gone mostly native. Twenty-something gemini that has many interests, many opinions, but always an open mind (except when it comes to close-minded ignoramouses). I spend my 'free-time' meeting new people, mixing worlds, and watching reactions."
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"A chronicle of the absurd, in politics and life."
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"Mens cuiusque is est quisque."
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"A blog for Tinker Ready's writing and journalism students at BU and NU."
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"TLGUTS is located in Central Square, Lynn, within the LynnArts Inc. building. We are committed to showing art work that is process driven and communicative of human experiences."
Lynn
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"I am from the Armpit of America - yup, you guessed it, New Jersey. I love that place. Right now I am holed up Boston, which is a pretty swell town, all things considered."
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"The newest incarnation of the 'Red Sox Chick' blog."
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"Randomness of national wierdness, Boston news (with emphesis on Allston and Brighton), Punk/Hardcore storys and other assorted related info."
Allston
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Life in Cambridge. With photos.
Cambridge
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"Commuting from Central Massachusetts to Boston on the Commuter Rail line can be a frustrating experience. Commuter rail service on the Worcester-Framingham-Boston line has been drastically deteriorating over the past year. This blog looks to inform, educate and inspire the Commonwealth of Massachusetts' elected officials, the MBTA, the MBCR and CSX to restore dependable commuter rail service to the residents of Central Massachusetts."
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"A startup blog about a wannabe actress serving time in corporate Boston (who, yes, takes the train to and from work each day)."
West Roxbury
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"I am a Boston PR girl, burdened with the travel bug. For those of us with full-time jobs year round and less than glamourous financial means, and getting that natural itch every so often to jump on a plane and explore a new place becomes hard to handle. So my blog, transient travels, aims to capture and appreciate those fleeting, everyday adventures - whether it's exploring a new restaurant in a new neighborhood or taking a weekend getaway."
Natick
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"The web site is a collection of resources, observations, and opinions centering on public transit or other non-automobile transit in Boston, Massachusetts, and the vicinity."
Cambridge/Somerville/Boston
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"The blog of Michelle Garber - well, the person in Michelle Garber's body, which I guess is good enough for the outside world. The 'real' Michelle Garber is in the body of a young girl named Samantha Haskins; I don't know where the real 'Sam' is, or who's being Martin Hartle in my original body. I'd like to find this out, if only for my peace of mind."
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"Just a humble blog from a Philly boy who setup shop in Boston after MIT."
Waltham
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"THE destination for lively discussion about Mass politics, pop 'cultcha' and policy fun."
Marblehead
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"Occasional Observations re the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board by John L. Welch."
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"Personal little weblog filled with links, memes, Farscape, and random thoughts."
Norwood
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"Twenty-Something is the personal blog of Patrick, a twenty-six-year-old gay guy in Boston."
Dorchester (Jones Hill)
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Somerville
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"Do blondes really have more fun? For those of us who weren't born into the cult of flaxen hair, that's what the UNDERCOVER BLONDE is going to find out."
South End
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"Currents beneath the surface in the arts, history and politics."
South End
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What online Boston is talking about. A digest of new and interesting posts and discussions on Boston-area Weblogs and forums.
Roslindale
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"Movies, sports, politics, Tracy Morgan, Harvard commas, and anything else good. We have delusions of grandeur."
Union Square
Somerville
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"General/ MA / Cambridge politics, local affairs, and fantastic cooking."
Cambridgeport
Cambridge
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"I'm a 12 year old stuck in the body of a gay 25 year old who loves vodka, random thoughts, and Boston."
South End
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"Unstoppable Robot Ninja is my website, a weird-ass amalgam of random links, crappy photography, and one-off thoughts. There's even the occasional blog entry when I’m feeling especially verbose."
Cambridge
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"south bostonian, by way of roslindale and texas. politics to pooping your pants--i hit on all the big topics."
South Boston
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"Boston girl blogging about working and living in this lovely city."
Somerville
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"Tips, advice and techniques on how to energize your mind, body and spirit and feel your best."
Union Square
Somerville
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"c monks lives in massachusetts with his wife and son. when approached he's quite affable and witty. if you happen to run into him and he's neither of these things, you should only blame yourself. check your clothing first; it is probably uncool. if that's not it, you may be with someone who is wearing uncool clothes. drop them like the dead weight they are. you're better than that."
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"An inveterate global traveler, I enjoy observing life through the lens of my camera and the ink of my pen. My travels have taken me far and wide with a common singularity: the experience of travel is more important than its destination. Join me as I wander, observe, and reflect. Vacilamos!"
Magoun Square
Somerville
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"My name is Maria Varmazis. I'm a cub editor/reporter, a writer and a geek, a gamer and a Greek. I live in Davis Square, Somerville, Mass. That just about covers it for now."
Davis Square
Somerville
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Jamaica Plain
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"Finding good vegetarian eats in Boston."
Roslindale
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"Daily riffs and satire on politics and culture."
Maynard
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"Musings of a stay-home mom of 3, freelance copyeditor, voracious reader, and enthusiastic cook."
Waban
Newton
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"The online home of writer Victoria Welch."
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"Victoria Welch lives in Boston, writes, and takes photographs."
South End
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"Boston Red Sox from the perspective of a kid-- yes I'm a girl & only I'm only 10 but I know a lot about baseball & LOVE the RED SOX. My Blog is about my favorite players past and present- Jason Varitek, Curt Schilling, Jonathan Papelbon and David Ortiz and of course Manny and YOOOOOUUK. You'll also find my favorite Red Sox legends including Tony Conigliaro (Tony C) & Johnny Pesky here."
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"Blog dedicated to video game companies in Boston/Mass."
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"Its purpose is to record some signiificant events of my daily life here in Allston, in Boston. As with the Paris blog, this one will include a series of observations of an unfolding political drama, in this case the massive expansion of Harvard University into North Allston. The drama of the community's response to this large event, both opportunity and lethal threat, will add poignancy, I hope, to these views."
Allston
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"I'm a frustrated nature photographer in the middle of the city, and an adventurer at heart who never learned to be adventurous. But it's never too late to start!"
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"Who? A half-Brazilian, half-American chick. What? A blog about random topics. Where? Currently in the Boston area. I've lived in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Manhattan, Paris, and Florence. I'd like to live somewhere on the US Virgin Islands someday..."
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"This sassy and ethical group of young professionals in Boston blog about everything from volunteer opportunities to psychology, careers, and the upcoming elections."
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"One day at a time."
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"Stephenson Strategies' W. David Stephenson blogs on homeland security strategies emphasizing empowering the public, creative use of technology, and win-win public/private collaborations yielding security and economic benefits. On occasion, he'll take on other issues of the day.."
Medfield
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Central Square
Cambridge
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"Where is that Muse, anyway? I have been looking under rocks, behind Sequoias and in the toilet tank. Pesky thing is ellusive but when I catch it, he is going into the empty dog crate. Meanwhile I will keep this blog."
Newton
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"An independent journal of current events and opinion."
Wakefield
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"This is a place where library staff members write about the library and all that it offers. Topics might include a favorite book, information about one of our research databases, a How To, or more information on a special event that is being held at the library."
Waltham
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"Musings of a recent transplant to Boston. News items, art, history, and travel information are all discussed."
Brighton
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"I'm a guy who expected to live a perfect, Irish-Catholic suburban married life, but it didn't work out; not the religion, not the suburbs, not the marriage. The Irish part is still good, though."
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"I'm a guy who expected to live a perfect, Irish-Catholic suburban married life, but it didn't work out; not the religion, not the suburbs, not the marriage. The Irish part is still good, though."
Beverly
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Video reports.
Watertown
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"A blog about Watertown, Mass. by Watertown TAB and Press columnists, writers and community members."
Watertown
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"News and events at the Watertown Free Public Library."
Watertown
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"EXALT COMMON SENSE AND HUMOR -- ESCHEW POLITICAL CORRECTNESS AND SANCTIMONY."
Scituate
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"That's me: Wax Banks. Also known as Wally Holland. I'm about to get a Masters Degree from MIT's Comparative Media Studies program; my thesis is a mishmash of narratology, video game theory, and a little bit of educational theory, but it's basically airy philosophical speculation. Reasonably well-written, entertaining...philosophy. How embarrassing."
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"The personal blog of an insomniac dental student."
Chinatown
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"Watch us, two 20-something Bostonians, as we cook, eat, shop, and learn to live life to the fullest. We are not Martha Stewart. But that doesn't mean we aren't going to try...it will be a FABULOUS thing."
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"We Hit And Run consists of the dark, comedy stylings of Kevin Scampoli and Sid Avitia (a felon and Mexican, respectively). A new show will be released for download every Wednesday."
Rockland
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Reminisce about the good old days growing up in Everett. "Back to the days of the Park Theatre, Vargis Diner, and Gorins in Everett Square."
Everett
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Web developer.
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"combating workplace boredom since 2001 in one form or another. ..."
East Boston
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"Well-Rounded Radio connects listeners to great music happening outside the mainstream, gives them a behind-the-scenes look at its creation, and lets them sample it within each interview."
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"The Wellesley Townsman blog on all things relating to the town of Wellesley."
Wellesley
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Written by the West Roxbury Courthouse Neighborhood Association in Forest Hills.
Jamaica Plain
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"News from Fourth Haven, bounded by Columbia Road and Savin Hill Avenue, Dorchester Bay and Upham's Corner. A little slice of Heaven."
Dorchester (Columbia/Savin Hill)
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"I am a girl. I am a writer. I do interesting things every other day & you can read about them here."
Beacon Hill
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"What I Ate. With commentary."
Cambridge
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"Recipes and restaurant links from a Central Square eater."
Central Square
Cambridge
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"I love to take photographs so the blog is all photos."
Jamaica Plain
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"I am fanatical about information and information technology. I have worked in this business for my entire career as a consultant, manager, and as president of my own company. I have a degree in information science from Simmons College in Boston. I find problems of finding, presenting, and applying informaton endlessly fascinating. ..."
Charlestown
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"Mississippi's Restaurant."
103 Terrace St.
Roxbury
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"The search for paradise - personal, spiritual and experimental - can be exhausting, but if you have a little fun in your search you never know what you might find. This blog is about those experiences - both around the world and in my hometown of Boston."
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my life as a reference librarian, parent, and commuter to Boston.
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"Born in New Mexico and recently moved to New England. It is so different here, yo."
Chelsea
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"Really, the blog's just here to entertain. First me, and then you, if you like what I'm doing. (Man, it sounds an awful lot like sex when I put it that way.) So, I hope you like it, and you have as much fun reading it as I do writing it. Oh, and just in case you do -- you might want to throw some paper towels down on your desk, or get one of those plastic protector doohickeys for your monitor screen. You never know when I might get lucky, and get you to reverse-snort your Sanka."
Watertown
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"I look like a Stepford wife and curse like a drunken sailor."
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"A soft toy artist and stay-at-home-mom describes her crafting adventures."
Wellesley
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"because sometimes i feel like a nut..."
Medford
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"I'm still over a year away from qualifying for a 'quarter-life crisis,' but I think I've been building up to it for about 3 years ... so its gonna be a good one. Right now, I'm, 6 months out of grad-school and 10 months into my job and I've decided to make some huge life changes. I'm switching professional/career tracks before the train ever even left the station. And, as far as my personal life goes, well ... I've completely abandoned the old train and traded up for a high-speed jet. So, here goes ..."
Porter Square
Somerville
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"In this blog, I will endeavor to share thoughts about issues that I find timely and compelling - business issues, recruiting trends, Renaissance Men and Women in the world, Service Academies and their graduates, international travel, literature, theater, films and The (Once and Future)World Champion Boston Red Sox!"
Wellesley
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Lexington
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"A gay blog from a Boston 30-something year old guy on all things life, pop culture, politics, people, places, hot men, and of course music - all with a twisted gay slant!"
South End
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Boston-area discussions.
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The general sports blog for 28-year-old regional sports network Comcast SportsNet. Wicekd Good Sports features the contributions of former Red Sox & CSN baseball analyst Lou Merloni; current Sox pitcher Justin Masterson; Rich Levine (Improper Bostonian) and many others. Wicked Good Sports is also the home for Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon's exclusive weekly web interview. Notably Wicked Good Sports was the source for the infamous Papelbon cross dressing/dirty dancing video from high school.
Burlington
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"Deep thoughts from the Hub of the Universe."
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Deep thoughts from the Hub of the Universe on life, work, and the world at large.
Waltham
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"Will's blog of Python, Linux, random content, Stringbean, PyBlosxom, Lyntin, and other projects mixed in there ad hoc, half-baked, and with a twist of lemon."
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"This is my adventure."
Chinatown
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"An attempt to enhance the anemic web presence of the Winter Hill area in Somerville."
Winter Hill
Somerville
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"I'm a little bit of everything all rolled into one."
Watertown
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"Musings on Motherhood, Feminism and Life in the Twenty-First Century."
Roslindale
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"News flash: Women do stuff. They shoot guns, and go bowling, and even tattoo one another. Incredible, but true. Our mission: To keep track of all the amazing things these she-people do, while saving journalism from mortal peril."
Mattapan (Lower Mills)
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"Live a life worthy of the gifts you've been given."
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"too stupid for most people. It's okay for you, though."
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"i am ben. i'm in boston mass, and i love my city. i also love music. and movies. this is about all that crap. boston, music, movies, everything."
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"Tales of a woman looking for something more in life, something more than typos, that is."
Dorchester
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"Because I'm the champion, that's why."
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Peter and Rebecca Wood: Observations and photos.
Beverly
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"The World's Toughest Blog."
Winter Hill
Somerville
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"A stay-at-home mom of one, so far, with a pug. Domestic Diva wannabe. I can cook, knit, scrapbook, and clean like the best of em."
Natick
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Jamaica Plain
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"Matt writes about music, his bands, equipment, song lyrics, etc."
West Newton
Newton
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"Random images and reports on my speed or location, but never both."
Cambridge
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"Honest opinions about how to buy major appliances and lighting."
Dorchester
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"A New England guy decides 40 is the prime time to begin blogging and working on the web."
Jamaica Plain
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"Personal blog of Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo. Rondo blogs regularly throughout the season and post-season."
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Knitting.
Hyde Park
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"Musings from an amusing girl."
Cambridge
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"a frum pinko gen-X geek's weblog."
Brighton
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"Musings on open-source software, sumo, vocal trance, and other items of interest (or not ;))."
Brookline
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"The web journal of Andy Bailey."
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"rambling descriptions and cultural commentary."
Somerville
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I wanted to write about my experiences of being a young professional in Boston. A young professional who is serious about food, wine, restaurants, classy bars and good entertainment. I'm not trying to be a food critic or a connoisseur by any means, but I do want to give a good solid perspective of the good, bad and ugly in Boston.
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Davis Square
Somerville
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"A simple website focusing on all Five Boston Sports. See the rumors, latest news, box scores and more at your #1 source for sports in New England!"
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"A blog on the Boston Herald Web site covering breaking parenting and child health news. Authored by Parents and Kids columnist Dr. Gwenn O'Keeffe."
Boston
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By Zara Smith and Andrea Crawford.
Brookline
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"The opinions of a few Boston college guys on the entertainment world we live in!"
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"A small humor blog (updated every Wednesday) by two Rhode Islanders who recently moved to Boston."
Chelsea
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"This section of zingology, a literary Ezine, features frequent updates and lisitings for the arts, opinion, humor, poetry, and reviews, mostly in the Boston area."
Beverly
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