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#BostonStrong at Fenway Park
We had lots of reasons to smile this past Saturday at Fenway Park! It was a very trying week for everyone in the Boston area after the Marathon bombings. I didn’t know anyone well that was injured, but we were … Continue reading
How #Nonprofits Can Build Social Capital and Boost the Economy: May 3 Forum
Can nonprofits be the key to getting us out of the economic doldrums? The first Social Capital Forum was held on May 3 in Boston, providing a presentation on research suggesting areas with high concentrations of nonprofit organizations had lower … Continue reading
Boston’s Best Burger? A Tasty Foursquare Tip!
Actually, I’m really in no position to judge Boston’s best burger.I like to throw a burger on the grill at home, and occasionally get creative with the preparation–see for instance Burgers topped with Garlicky Arugula. But when I go out … Continue reading
Happy Birthday, Fenway Park!
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the first Red Sox game at Fenway park. I am hopeful that this year’s squad will beat the Yankees later today as the 1912 Sox did (the New York team was the Highlanders than … Continue reading
A Good Read for Red Sox Fans
Fenway 1912: The Birth of a Ballpark, a Championship Season, and Fenway’s Remarkable First Year by Glenn Stout is a great read for Red Sox fans as the old ballyard is readied for its historic 100th season. The account starts as … Continue reading
My Week, In Pictures
Looking at my photos from a walk amidst snow flurries this morning, I realized I’ve had a lot of variety in this busy week…and managed to capture a lot of it in photos! I had to pause on my way … Continue reading