Last week I spotted a brochure attached to my fence and thought it was another pizza menu. It was, in fact, a reminder of the upcoming road closures due to this weekend’s Rock n Roll Marathon. Good move — kind and thoughtful too — event organizers! The course goes through all quadrants of the cities, […]
The last few days have proven that spring will, in fact, soon be here. So now is the perfect time to start thinking about spending time outside when the weather warms up for good. Tennis on the Hill has options that fit the bill for both kids and adults, and this year they’ve opened their […]
With Congress coming back from recess (or ‘State Work Period’ in the Senate side, and ‘Constituent Work Week’ in the House side) it’s time for the usual contests that congressmembers hold. Today, this means baseball matches, or bets on their states’ sports teams. In the past, it has also meant other contests as well– including […]
After over a year of hounding the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development’s office daily to get them to take the steps necessary to open a privately-run kayak rental vendor at Diamond Teague Park, I’m happy to report that the Ballpark Boathouse — run by Boston Outdoor Recreation, Inc., the same company who runs […]
Tennis on the Hill yesterday announced the addition of an instructor for adults. That means you can start getting your serve in shape for summer! (The US Open is only five months away – you know you like to at least be good enough to pretend you’re a contender.) The new instructor means they have now […]