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Jun17
Bunker Hill Day celebrates our Revolutionary beginnings
One of my favorite things about living in Boston (or visiting Boston) is the incredible history of our country that is around every corner. As we all know Boston played an important role in the American Revolution and today is … Keep reading …
Jun14
Flag Facts
Get some fast facts about our nation’s red, white and blue banner on this, the 97th Flag Day. (Read up on the history of Flag Day.) An A+ Effort: Our current version of the flag was designed by Robert Heft … Keep reading …
Jun11
Broadway’s night to shine
To be fair, Broadway shines every night; but on Sunday night Broadway took center stage with the 2013 Tony Awards. Since 1947 the Tony awards have honored excellence in Broadway theatre. The awards recognize the actors, writers, directors and the … Keep reading …
Jun5
I scream, you scream, we all scream for the Scooper Bowl
There’s nothing better than enjoying a scoop or two of ice cream on a hot summer day. Especially when the money for the delicious frozen treat is going to a good cause—which is exactly what the Jimmy Fund Scooper … Keep reading …
May30
American Pastimes: Casey at the Bat turns 125
While some of us are still stuck on hockey, (as a native Illinoisan, now Bostonian, I’m really hoping for a Blackhawk/Bruins Stanley Cup match-up!) most Americans have already turned their thoughts to that great-American pastime and harbinger of summer days: … Keep reading …
May24
We reached the beach!
200 miles… 24 hours… 6 EF teams… 103 EF runners… A lot of sweat socks and even more amazing moments. This past weekend, more than 100 EF-ers ran a 200-mile relay from the hills of Wachusett to beach at Westport. Reach the … Keep reading …
May17
International Museum Day–Put a little museum in your weekend
Not sure what to do with your weekend? You could…hit up one of your favorite museums and celebrate International Museum Day on May 18. Inaugurated in 1977 by the International Council of Museums, the day was created to recognize and … Keep reading …
May16
Get Wild In The Grand Canyon
This Saturday, May 18 marks the Grand Canyon National Park’s 6th annual Celebrate Wildlife Day. Visitors will have the chance to explore the Grand Canyon and discover certain wildlife that calls the area home. While it technically kicks off this … Keep reading …
May10
Atlanta Edition: Top 10 Must-Eats, Must-Sees, Must-Dos
Must Eat: 1. Varsity: In the mood for a quick bite and even quicker speak? Just look for the “V.” Varsity – the largest drive-in fast food restaurant in the world is known for their lingo as much as … Keep reading …












