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Clever No-Carve Ways to Decorate a Pumpkin

If the mess of carving a jack-o’-lantern doesn’t really appeal to you, but having some fall fun does, try one of these alternatives to your traditional Halloween decoration. Nail polish pumpkins. Don’t have a fully stocked craft cabinet? No problem! Nail polish pumpkins make use of beauty supplies you have stowed in the bathroom. Use…

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Experience What Makes BenchCraft Jewelers a Trusted Local Retailer

The experts at BenchCraft Jewelers can revitalize just about any piece of jewelry, from shining up a family heirloom to resizing an engagement ring. They’ve had years of experience reshaping and molding precious pieces of jewelry—and they also sell a highly curated collection of their own. From engagement rings and diamond earrings to everyday bracelets…

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How to Make Your Apartment Extra Cozy for Autumn

With its shorter days and dipping temperature, the fall season reinvigorates our desire for cozy, welcoming spaces. Here are a few tips to help you bring autumn into your apartment—in the snuggliest, comfiest way possible. Toss up some twinkle lights. Twinkle lights instantly create a cozy vibe within your home, transforming a simple space into…

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Trader Joe’s Is Conveniently Located Near Watertown Mews

Cans of sparkling green tea infused with fresh pineapple juice. Vegan chocolate ice cream cones crafted using coconut milk. Everything and the Elote Greek-style yogurt dip. You never know exactly what you’ll find at Trader Joe’s—and that’s really half of the fun. The grocery store has earned a cult following thanks to its quirky and…

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Need-to-Know Info for a Fun (and Safe) Camping Trip

Planning a camping trip this summer? Getting outdoors is a fun and safe option for a couples’ or a family vacation, but you’ll fare better if you’re prepared! Here are a few tips for newbies. Know your options. You don’t have to dive right into tent camping if you’re a novice! Many campsites offer alternatives…

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Paddle Boston: See Our City From a Whole New Perspective

Looking for something fun to do outside this summer? Paddle Boston’s Waltham outpost has you covered. It offers rentals of kayaks, canoes, and standup paddleboards along a gentle portion of the river with very little current—which is probably why boaters have been enjoying it for more than a century. Pick your chosen watercraft, grab a…

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Mida Is Now Open in Newton, Just Moments From Watertown Mews

Gnocchi cacio e pepe. Porchetta-and-artichoke pizza. Eggplant parmesan. These are just a few of the must-try dishes on the menu at Mida, a newly opened restaurant in Newton. Inspired by the neighborhood cafes that pepper the streets in Italy, this new eatery intends to bridge the gap between food and community, and early reviews suggest that…

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Unconventional Brunch Recipes to Whip Up This Father’s Day

They say the easiest way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, so it’s only fitting that a day devoted to dad would be full of delicious things to eat. And when the food surprises his taste buds with unique flavor combinations and unexpected ingredients? Even better! This Father’s Day, treat Dad to a…

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Furnish Your Apartment at Downstairs at Felton Antiques

What will you find today at Downstairs at Felton Antiques? If you love this local antique shop, you already know there’s always something new to discover. And if you’re new, get ready for a treat—and a treasure hunt!  Downstairs at Felton Antiques is a huge retail space filled with every kind of second-hand good imaginable,…

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