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Winning workplaces
More than 75,000 employees nominated nearly 340 workplaces across Massachusetts. The 125 best across four categories, small to largest, are here.
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Wellesley native Ari Graynor has been at the brink of stardom before. Now she’s focusing on picking projects that matter to her. By Alyssa Giacobbe
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During World War I, Boston’s response to a devastating explosion in Nova Scotia created an ongoing bond between the cities, marked by the annual gift of a holiday tree. By James Sullivan
They might seem like science fiction, but they’ll be here before the Green Line Extension, and they’ll be way more efficient for commuters. By Tom Keane
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More than 75,000 employees nominated nearly 340 workplaces across Massachusetts. The 125 best across four categories, small to largest, are here.
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One hundred years ago, one of the world’s top conductors was ensnared in a scandal involving patriotism and sex. It almost toppled Boston’s famed orchestra.
Read about the Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts, women’s response to negative feedback, being the breadwinner, and more.
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15 of the neighborhood’s best restaurants, from elegant hideaways to buzzy trattorias to (lots of) incredible pizza.
Connections | Magazine
My wife and I live 12 feet away from our daughter and her family. And everyone loves it. By Bill Mitchell
Miss Conduct
The office chowhounds usually get all the goodies, anyway.
Miss Conduct
Is there some magic method that gets people to say yes and mean it?
Cooking | Magazine
A couple of vegetables and several of your favorite sausages make for a simple, late-autumn feast.
Style Watch
The Dimock Center’s annual fund-raising event drew movers, shakers, and fashion-forward ensembles.
On the Block
A Randolph Colonial and a Brockton bungalow suit your third-of-a-million budget.
Your Week Ahead
The Christmas Revels visit Venice, high-profile photography at the MFA, Sherlock Holmes in Arlington, and more.
Comments
Readers weigh in on gender representation, pay equity, and sardines.
I ask — and ask and ask — until finally, in the dark where I can’t see her face, she tells me.
Do I need to ditch them and find new friends?
Will a date between two hardcore hoops fans be a slam dunk?
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We tell students they need a bachelor’s degree to get ahead. But for too many, the numbers no longer add up.
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Take a tour of your youth with this ode to the gritty clubs, home-grown talent, and visiting acts that made Boston’s music scene so mesmerizing in the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s.