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January 19, 2020

Eight historic Massachusetts wedding venues for your big day

10 questions you should ask before committing to a wedding venue

My teenager brought an ‘infant simulator’ home from school, and I think I’m a grandma now

Politicians not listening? Flexing your consumer muscle can get results.

Companies from Bank of America to Walmart have moved faster on gun control and immigration than politicians.

Dinner With Cupid

Blind date: ‘She seemed composed and at ease. I’m afraid I appeared a little less so’

I love her. Her husband? Not so much.

Recipes: Chinese beef stew and sesame scallion bread anchor this winter meal

Home design inspiration: How to mix animal prints, lots of animal prints.

Catch up on our 2019 features here

My friend with benefits picked someone else

Who should get invited to a destination wedding?

Your Week Ahead

Five things to do around Greater Boston, Jan. 20-26

For sale: Homes abutting conservation land, in Wayland and Holliston

Letters to the editor of the Boston Globe Magazine

January 12, 2020

How could my wife have Alzheimer’s? She was only 56.

She was the wittiest, smartest, and most talkative person I had ever met. And now all of that was fading away.

Signs of early-onset Alzheimer's: When not to worry, and when to see a doctor

Resolutions You Can Keep

New Year’s resolutions already wavering? Stick to them with these 8 easy ideas

Six ways to be a better friend in 2020

Four realistic steps to eating healthier in 2020

Exercise made easy: The hidden power of taking a walk

How to set a goal to save more money this year

What’s more important than a barbell for exercise? A pencil

Waste less time on your phone with this simple trick

How to be kinder in Boston, America’s fifth rudest city

If you want to read more, you don’t need to start with Shakespeare

January 5, 2020

The best Boston Globe photos of 2019

The Globe's most memorable pictures of the past year and the stories behind them.

We have a law that could reduce gun violence — if only more knew about it

December 29, 2019

The ‘Miracle on Ice’ in the words of Olympic hockey hero Mike Eruzione

In an exclusive excerpt from his forthcoming book, the Winthrop native tells how his ragtag team took on the Russian machine. And won.

A look back at 2019

Dave Barry’s year in review: Well, that was something

Were the events of the last 12 months worthy of a toast? Nah.

Check out our 2019 archive to catch up on features you may have missed

The 2019 Top Places to Work in Mass.

Help was just a few feet away

How could a woman be left to die outside an emergency room?

Top Spots to Live

What are the top places around Greater Boston to buy a home?

Recommended reading

The Great Molasses Flood of 1919 was Boston’s strangest disaster

‘I got lucky, man.’ Dennis Eckersley on surviving his tough times

A cutting-edge brain surgery for tremor, without the cutting

Why are kids today so rude?

2019 Bostonians of the Year

Meet the 2019 Bostonians of the Year: Andrew Lelling and Rachael Rollins

honorable mention

The Celtics’ Enes Kanter stands tall for human rights

honorable mention

This neighborhood learned signed language for one little girl

honorable mention

These economists are finding new ways to fight global poverty

2019 Women & Power

The 2019 Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts

Massachusetts isn’t always as progressive as it seems. Our female leaders are fighting to change that

How every woman can protect her financial future (and why she needs to)

How successful female entrepreneurs beat the odds

Six things successful female entrepreneurs do

What I wish I knew then: 11 tips for success from powerful female executives

The problem isn’t that women lack confidence — it’s that men have too much of it