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Pick The Perfect Christmas Tree!

On December 6, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In Massachusetts, UncategorizedTagged bungee cords, Christmas carols, Christmas tree, holiday season, tree farms, tree standcomment

It’s that time of year again, time to hunt through a giant lot of trees in search of the perfect one to grace your home. It’s an endeavor that families […]

Giving Back This Holiday Season!

On November 29, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In Massachusetts, UncategorizedTagged american cancer society, Boston, boston common, charity walk, donate, giving back, Globe Santa, Hearth, holiday cheer, holiday season, holiday shopping, Homestart, nonprofit, raffle, santa, volunteercomment

The holiday season is a time for giving back to friends, family, and those that are less fortunate than ourselves. There are many people right here in Massachusetts that need […]

Free Events Just In Time For The Holidays!

On November 27, 2012November 27, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In Massachusetts, UncategorizedTagged Attleboro, budget, Christmas shopping, Christmas tree, Festival of Lights, free events, La Salette, Mike's Pastry, north end, Old Ironsides, Paul Revere, Plymouth, tree lighting, uss constitutioncomment

Who isn’t trying to save their pennies around the holidays? Traveling, presents, parties, and other yule-tide events may take away from your budget but don’t worry, we’ve got your back! […]

Travel Tips For Thanksgiving!

On November 20, 2012 By emma Posted in Car Safety Tips, Travel, UncategorizedTagged commuter rail, e-zpass, Logan Airport, MBTA, Thanksgiving, Thansgiving travel tips, traffic apps, travel tipscomment

Thanksgiving is one of the biggest travel days of the year, friends and family driving across towns, cities, even states to spend the day with their loved ones. There are a […]

How Many Of These Traditions Do You Celebrate On Thanksgiving?

On November 15, 2012November 15, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In Massachusetts, UncategorizedTagged CBS, Dallas Cowboys, Detroit Lions, food drives, football, Houston Texans, Macy's Day Parade, New England Patriots, New York, New York Jets, NFL, NYPD, NYPD marching band, santa, soup kitchens, Thanksgiving, thanksgiving traditions, Washington Redskins, wishbonecomment

Hard to believe but Thanksgiving is only one week away! We know there are a few things we can always count on; food, football, fun, and family. Everyone has their […]

Things To Do In Plymouth!

On November 13, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In Massachusetts, UncategorizedTagged American history, cape cod bay, first Thanksgiving, mayflower, pilgrim memorial state park, pilgrims, plimoth plantation, Plymouth Rock, Thanksgiving, turkey day, Wampanoagcomment

Everyone across the country knows of Plymouth, MA, the site of the first Thanksgiving! How lucky are we that we have so much history only a short drive away? Head […]

Charity Events This November

On November 8, 2012November 8, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In Massachusetts, UncategorizedTagged bernie and phyl's, bootcamp, boston common, charity events, gift cards, lincoln sudbury, park street station, pets in need, river run, silent auction, st. francis house, u.s. marine, Veterans Day, volunteeringcomment

The holidays are approaching quickly and it’s the time of year when we count our blessings and recollect on what we are thankful for while also doing what we can […]

Free Events This November!

On November 7, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In Massachusetts, UncategorizedTagged alex and ani, brigham and women's hospital, citi performing arts center, free events, free events in boston, free workshop, healthy lifestyle, how the grinch stole christmas, newbury st, pilates, quincy market, wang theatrecomment

The holidays are on their way and will be here before we know it! If you’re trying to save your pennies for Christmas shopping and presents, check out some of […]

Resources for Hurricane Sandy

On October 29, 2012October 29, 2012 By yramadan Posted in Travel, UncategorizedTagged frankenstorm, governor Deval patrick, hurricane sandy, hurricane sandy in massachusetts, massdrivecomment

Hurricane Sandy has begun; just two days before Halloween, it has earned the nickname “Frankenstorm.” In Massachusetts, many schools and colleges are closed today, as are many offices and business. […]

Witches, Ghosts, and Ghouls Are Waiting For You In Salem!

On October 25, 2012October 25, 2012 By emma Posted in Things To Do In Massachusetts, UncategorizedTagged ghost tour, halloween, hocus pocus, nathaniel hawthorne, pickering wharf, pirates, salem witch trials, wax museumcomment

The witch trials of 1692 made Salem, Massachusetts one of the most famous and historical cities in the country and legend has it that several ghosts from this era still […]