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adobe stock image; globe staff photo illustration
Perspective | Magazine
I love soccer, but don’t want to see our region stuck with unexpected costs, and boring qualifying games. By Cameron Smith
Dinner with Cupid
Blind date: ‘I had to . . . pretend I’m interested in craft beer’
Will her disdain for his craft beer hobby make this date fall flat?
Cooking | Magazine
Recipes: Comforting old-fashioned chicken and spring peas for dinner
Two chicken dinners starring early summer’s favorite vegetable: peas.
Your Week Ahead
Five things to do around Boston June 11-17
“Life, Death, & Revelry” at the Gardner museum, Alonzo Bodden at Laugh Boston, Rockport Chamber Music Festival, and more.
On the Block
For sale: Homes near golf courses, in Lakeville and Quincy
Ahead of Father’s Day, a new Lakeville town house and a Braintree Cape — both steps away from a golf course.
Comments
Readers raise a red flag about a remembrance described in a Connections essay about a father’s funeral.
Joanna Grochocka for the boston globe
Connections | Magazine
It’s no longer too expensive to call long distance. So why do we still communicate in such an old-fashioned way?
Summer Travel
The 20 best beaches to visit in New England
The region is blessed with hundreds of miles of shoreline and some of the best beaches in the country. Here are the ones you shouldn’t miss.
Globe Magazine
Top spots to live in Greater Boston in 2018
The hottest towns for home buyers, for prices ranging from under $500,000 to more than $1 million.
Globe Magazine
2017 Bostonian of the Year (and 8 inspiring honorable mentions)
Dr. Ann McKee’s work may change football forever. Plus, intrepid teens, dissenting women, caring congregations, visionary scientists, and other engaged citizens making Boston stand out.
Globe Magazine
The Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Mass.
The Commonwealth Institute and the Globe Magazine acknowledge standout company and nonprofit leaders in fields ranging from construction to the arts.
Globe Magazine
Winning workplaces
More than 75,000 employees nominated nearly 340 workplaces across Massachusetts. The 125 best across four categories, small to largest, are here.
Will her disdain for his craft beer hobby make this date fall flat?
Plus, a sister manages to cut her sibling out of mom’s eulogy.
It’s no longer too expensive to call long distance. So why do we still communicate in such an old-fashioned way?
Two chicken dinners starring early summer’s favorite vegetable: peas.
