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Meet the new voice of Boston Logan Airport
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This pipefitter’s pipes will echo throughout Boston Logan International Airport
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The Witch Hunt Within: A Review of ‘The Crucible’
“The Crucible” is a play set in Salem, Massachusetts, during the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Although many parts are dramatized by Arthur Miller, it is based on a true story. The play is set in a very strict Puritan society where people live religious lifestyles, and where your reputation can affect your societal status. The story begins with rumors circulating in the town about witchcraft, and as a result, you see how quickly fear can make a community turn on itself.
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Halloween and Final Farewell Party at Bill Ash’s Lounge
Bill Ash’s Lounge hosted a Halloween Final Farewell Party Saturday night at the longtime and popular establishment on Revere Beach Boulevard. Michael Firicano and the Radio (formerly MSF Band) delivered a high-energy performance to the delight of an appreciative audience that included many followers of the well-known cover band. Firicano, has appeared with various bands onstage at Bill Ash’s since 1990, issued the following statement:
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Billerica Mom Says Her Tongue Turned Blue After Boston Concert Drink
Andrea Butler of Billerica says she had just one drink at the House of Blues bar during a Boston concert, and by the end of the night she was violently sick, foggy and missing hours of memory. Her friends noticed something else alarming too: her tongue had turned bright blue.
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Here’s where ‘Love Is Blind’ Boston Season 11 was filmed in the city
SPOILER ALERT: This article contains major character or plot details for Season 11 of “Love Is Blind.”. Several couples on Season 11 of “Love Is Blind” have been exploring Boston to find out if they are truly a match, but where exactly have they gone?. Since premiering...
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Women Made History At This Massachusetts Factory Long Before They Could Vote
More than 80 historic power looms fill one museum floor, and when even a handful start running, the noise is enough to make earplugs feel necessary. Now imagine standing beside that clatter for twelve hours or more every day. Many of the people who did exactly that were young women...
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Midway Cafe in Jamaica Plain Seeks New Owner as Landlord Plans to Double Rent for the Property
The Midway Cafe in Jamaica Plain could close next year because the building owner is demanding a rent increase, unless a new owner buys the venue. “I'm hoping to have somebody else take it over,” said Jay Balerna, who started managing the live music venue with his brother, David, in 1987, according to The Boston Globe. Balerna has owned the property since buying his brother out in 2011.
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Things To Do in Boston This Weekend: November 6 – November 8
Boston's first full weekend in November spans classical grandeur, sleight of hand, and hip-hop nostalgia. The Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Tanglewood Festival Chorus perform Haydn's “The Creation” at Symphony Hall. Magician Joe Majin pairs close-up illusions with specialty cocktails at the Revere Hotel Boston Common. Candlelight: 90s Hip-Hop on Strings reimagines a generation's anthems for a string quartet. College basketball and Bruins hockey heat up TD Garden, and the music continues into next week with Journey, The Longest Johns, and other acts.
Patriot Ledger
Low Cut Connie rides a new wave of success into Boston
Low Cut Connie ’s music has always had a palpable human element, because singer/songwriter/pianist Adam Weiner writes about people and places he knows, and experiences he’s either had or observed. The fact that Weiner and his band deliver the music with the kind of all-out, joyous energy that often seems lacking in popular music today has made them a surefire live music sensation. Local fans who heard Low Cut Connie’s show at the Spire Center in Plymouth last year can attest to that. But in the past year, Weiner’s writing took on a bit more of a topical tone, as the chaos and upheaval in American life left him dismayed. Last year’s single “ Livin In the USA ,” which is seemingly a plea for understanding and an end to hostility, led to some of the most far-reaching reaction of the band’s career. You could call it notoriety if you want, and not all the attention was positive, but the most tangible result is that Weiner’s music and the band he founded in 2010 has seen more exposure than ever. Low Cut Connie is another example of that old showbiz cliché, an "overnight sensation" with their eighth album, after 16
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The Marcia Ann Gillespie I Remember: A 60-Year Friendship Forged at the Dawn of Two Journalism Careers
From the day we met in 1966, we were two young Black women finding our way in journalism. We celebrated each other’s successes, supported each other through challenges and remained close friends for the next 60 years. Marcia Ann Gillespie and I first met in 1966 at Time-Life Books,...
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Brothers Osborne headline Coreyfest. More concerts to catch
12th Annual Coreyfest raises money for Corey C. Griffin Foundation Let's start with a really cool musical event with local significance, as the 12th Annual Coreyfest comes to The House of Blues in Boston on Saturday, Nov. 14, with the headline attraction Brothers Osborne . Coreyfest is the main fundraising event for the Corey C. Griffin Foundation , which supports a variety of efforts to help mentor and provide aid to children in need. The foundation was formed in memory of Scituate rink rat Corey Griffin, who went on to play college hockey for both Boston College and Babson. After his graduation, Griffin became a major force in raising money for ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) , growing out of his friendship with BC's Pete Frates , and was a big force in establishing things like " the ice bucket challenge ." Griffin died in 2014, at just 27, after a diving accident on Nantucket, where he had just produced an ALS-fundraising event. His friends and family began the foundation shortly afterwards to keep his memory and charitable efforts alive. This year's show is especially interesting because Brothers Osborne is one of the hottest acts in country music, with their songs