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Neighborhood Playgrounds

5 Best

5 Best
5 Best

Neighborhood Playgrounds

Lucia Johnson

My Sunday

My Sunday
My Sunday

Lucia Johnson

Dog-Friendly Places

5 Best

5 Best
5 Best

Dog-Friendly Places

Georgia Balafas

My Sunday

My Sunday
My Sunday

Georgia Balafas

Gifts for Mom

5 Best

5 Best
5 Best

Gifts for Mom

Local Pulse

Local Experts

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Home Truths

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America's Tall Ship

Cover Feature

Temple of Learning

Cover Feature, Current

In his 1941 short story “The Library of Babel,” Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges imagines an infinite series of hexagonal galleries filled with books that contain all human knowledge. The only trick is that the real books are mixed in with every possible variation of their text. Babel’s librarians go insane trying to find the books with actual meaning amid the nonsense.

by Claire Vail

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To celebrate our first year, we're introducing you to our core crew—the people behind the scenes who bring each issue to life. 

Meet the MyBoston Team!

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Back Bay and Beacon Hill might look similar, but for residents, there are

real differences. Realtor Collin Bray walks us through just a few.

A Tale of Two Neighborhoods

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Stilisti Salon is in its 20th year on Newbury Street. Its founder and owner, Marisa Marino, remains as committed to her staff and her principles as ever.

A Cut Above

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Interior designer Trevor Fulmer recounts the pleasure of designing a Back Bay brownstone where art and memory live side by side.

A Gallery of Their Own: Interior Designer Trevor Fulmer

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