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It’s a collection of five village-style vacation parks, each secluded in woodland and devoid of cars. Bring your bike, or rent one at the cycle shed adjacent to the parking lot. Or walk.

Are they back together — again?

He has to constantly be with people when I am not around, and then I feel excluded.

Advice from Amy Dickinson.

The Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to consider a case about the reach of landmark federal clean-water protections, as the Trump administration spars with conservation groups on the same crucial environmental question.

We caught up with Pizzi to talk about all things travel.

After Vivian Pisano experienced a 10-hour delay, the motorcoach operator left her waiting for a refund. It’s been weeks since her bus trip to nowhere. Maybe it’s time to call a consumer advocate.

JetBlue is weighing plans to begin transatlantic flights. Its first route would likely be Boston to London.

A German court has ruled that a dog owner isn’t fit to carry a firearms license after his dog shot him with a rifle.

March is the ugliest month. It’s almost spring, which is a tease because it’s still cold. If there’s snow, it’s dirty and you’re tired of it. Here are some fun things to see and do to help you make it to April.

Despite new travel restrictions put in place by the Trump administration, it’s still possible for individuals to explore Cuba without taking part in a group tour or cruise.

Travel news you can use.

In “A New Way to Food,” by Maggie Battista, founder of Eat Boutique, the author tells a personal tale of struggles with weight loss and how she eats now. This salmon salad is a favorite recipe.

Boston-area women in every facet of the food business are gathering at meetings and online to build a community with The Fresh Collective, founded by authors Maggie Battista and Leigh Belanger.

In “A New Way to Food,” Maggie Battista writes that the book “shares my life-changing journey from fat girl to mostly well and happy-to-be-just-me lady.”

Kate Stillman has very quietly come to embody the best of female entrepreneurship in the local food world.

Despite saying that he wasn’t getting bored with me and that he definitely wanted to still see me, the times we saw each other became more infrequent.

Author Diana Kuan writes that her version of shakshuka is for weekend mornings when no one wants to cut up chiles; instead she adds sriracha.

Recent sightings as reported to the Massachusetts Audubon Society.

Advice from Amy Dickinson.

You might not be able to turn out crust with the char like Pepe’s, but the sauce will be fresh tasting and delicious.

The Brut IPA, the latest on-trend style many of your favorite brewers are making, is still evolving.

Carlos Tobon has worked his way up in the restaurant industry, from a dishwasher at Blue Moon to special events at Catalyst, where he’s often requested by name.

A measles outbreak that has been blamed partly on vaccination fears has killed 136 people, mostly children, and sickened 8,400 others, an official said.

Advice from Amy Dickinson.

A dog that went missing in Massachusetts months ago has been reunited with its family after being found in Maine, 175 miles away.

I’m kind of a late-bloomer, so to speak.

A weekly calendar of literary events.

The grim 2016 election season and its aftermath is both backdrop and foreground to James Sturm’s powerful new graphic novel “Off Season.”

President Donald Trump has put on some pounds and is now officially considered obese.

A Providence-based furniture designer brings a creative touch to a larger audience

It’s not just Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen expressing their love this Valentine’s Day.

The couple kept their social media declarations of affection short and sweet this year.

The Square wants to be a neighborhood place and has succeeded right out of the gate. A group of investors opened it because they wanted a spot where they could hang out with their friends.

“Territory of Light” is a novel by the late Japanese author Yuko Tsushima.

Restaurant news you can use.

The truth — and this may be the most subversive thing I’ve ever written — is that I happily celebrate it every year.

Fearless Cupid daters spilled some surprising revelations about the (sometimes cringeworthy) experience.

Donating everything to Goodwill might feel good initially, but it could leave you with a dysfunctional closet and probably won’t address the clutter’s root cause.

Advice from Amy Dickinson.

Eight people have died of measles in Ukraine since the start of the year, already half as many as died in the whole of 2018, authorities said on Wednesday.

Bridgett Davis’s memoir, “The World According to Fannie Davis,” focuses on her mother.

They are the A-listers who wow on the red carpet.

There were some boos — along with modest cheers — at Madison Square Garden when the judges named 7-year-old King, a wire fox terrier, the top dog.

Toni Morrison’s pieces on race, politics, and literature written over 30 years still feel, sadly, relevant.

Valeria Luiselli’s new novel is “Lost Children Archive.”