Snowport offers ice skating, hot chocolate and warm comfort food trucks, tables of boards games to play with friends, and curling courts from now until the end of February.
Metro, Food
The Emory Keeps Tradition Alive in Beacon Hill
The Emory is a dwelling fit for quality friends and quality bar food. The eclectic menu features charcuterie boards, a raw bar, and subtle twists on traditional small and shareable dishes.
Newton, Metro
The First Baptist Church in Newton Celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr.
The First Baptist Church in Newton hosted the 52nd Annual Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Celebration. The celebration consisted of various speakers and community choirs, reinforcing the message of knowing your neighbor.
Food
Lily P’s Brings a Southern Flair to Cambridge
The menu has a multitude of comfort foods. Lily P’s fried chicken stands out. All the chicken is pressure cooked with peanut oil, therefore ensuring it is juicy with a delicious crunch on the outside. The restaurant offers regular, hot, or black pepper honey fried chicken trays, which come with sides such as slaw, french fries with ranch, salad, mac ’n’ cheese, grilled broccoli, and Carolina rice grits.
The T, Off Campus, News
Car Crashes into MBTA Tracks on Comm. Ave.
A car crashed into the fence along the Green Line B Branch tracks near Gerald Street on Friday afternoon. All three people in the car were uninjured.
Newton, Metro
City of Newton Receives Grant for Affordable Housing Development
The city of Newton has received a grant to make headway in turning the historic West Newton Armory into affordable housing, according to a press release from Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller. The grant enables the city to conduct a pre-development analysis to see if the armory is suitable for an affordable housing establishment.
Metro, Food
Catch Classic Bar Food at New Neighborhood Bar The Kenmore
The Kenmore provides the comfort of a classic Boston bar, this one far from the hustle and crowds that plague downtown Boston.
Metro, Boston
Dolly Parton Headlines, Kicks Off Holiday Season With Annual Tree Lighting
The Common has served as the home of the official Boston Christmas Tree since 1941, and the lighting event has become a city-wide gathering for Boston residents to enjoy Christmas carols, ice-skating performances on Frog Pond, and the stylings of well-known musical guests.
Metro, Newton
Northland Project Passed, Residents Seek Referendum
Newton City Council passed the Northland Development Project on Monday, setting up the project to break ground over a year after its proposal.
Metro, Column
SeedMA Sets Students Up for Financial Success
Programs such as SEEDMA Baby could work to close the gap between those born into more financially stable homes and those born into any form of financial need.
