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Arts, Music and Culture for the Young Bostonian

"Underground and semi-corporate music and arts listings around Boston, Cambridge and Providence. How to survive in Boston as a culturally-starved under-21-year-old."
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Benjamin Day Consulting, Inc.: The Blog

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Blue Blog

"Where blue is for knitting!"
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Bonjour Brookline

"Commentary on life and good living in and around Brookline and beyond."
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Boonville Blog

"Personal blog of Jeff Egnaczyk. With book reviews, photos and opinions on politics, sports, technology or anything else that comes to mind."
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"Brookline Perspective is dedicated to celebrating our community and considering the challenges the future holds. Instead of focusing on controversy, I hope to engage in a dialogue with others who are active, concerned, inquisitive and thoughtful about what makes our community special and how to keep it that way. I also hope to discuss the ways in which global and national issues touch our lives locally, giving voice to our daily effort to live with integrity and meaning."
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Brookline Real Estate Blog

"Views on single family homes, condos, and home sales in and around Brookline."
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Cave Cibum

"Cave Cibum is a Boston food blog - reviews of local restaurants and products as well as homemade goods."
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Civilities

"Welcome to Civilities, my website, my exposition of the Civ website format. This resembles a blog, but strictly speaking, it's not: it's not a journal about my life. Rather, it's a growing collection of essays on a specific themes, that of what I call Constructive Media. The aim of constructive media is to use an open collaborative platform to build solid ideas. I will collect observations and thoughts, and turn them into working hypotheses, and write reviews and responses; particularly in the relms of politics, media, and commerce. In essence, it is an amateur research project."
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Coolidge Corner Hub

"The latest news, events, issues, information and resources for the residents of Brookline and Coolidge Corner."
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Crossroads Trade

"News and views from Crossroads Trade, a purveyor of fair-trade ethnic arts in Coolidge Corner."
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Daniel in Brookline

"Random thoughts on random topics."
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Dennis Fox's Weblog

"Political and Personal Observations."
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devarim

"Words, things, and other stuff. Varied reflections and rants of a new lawyer, on topics ranging from Judaism to local news. Alas, no politics."
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Everyone Loves a Boston Girl

"20-something graduate student loving life in the city she belongs in."
Coolidge Corner
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Follow Me Here...

"'You can only tell the shapes of things by looking at their edges...' Edgy social commentary, criticism, cynicism, conjunctions and conundrums, outrage. Recent scientific, technical and healthcare developments. Occasional rants. Common sense and crazy wisdom. Exciting artistic and cultural news. Human pathos, whimsy, folly, darkness and depravity."
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Geoff Arnold

"Expat Brit. Software engineer. Traveller. Music lover. Reader. Mac user. Airline geek. Liberal. Atheist. Dreamer."
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Goofy Girl

"Blog about my life... ;)"
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Hypercritical Dan Housman

"Adventures of a local entrepreneur and new father living in Brookline."
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IGREC ZED: notes from underground

"The socially curious, somewhat irrelevant, and utterly awesome ramblings of a Boston kid."
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io sono il formaggio

"Yo soy el queso. Je suis le fromage. Ich bin der kaise. Jag �r osten. At any rate, it's true, I'm the cheese. There's no changin' that."
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Joho the Blog

David Weinberger's daily take on the Web, Weblogs, politics and whatever else interests him.
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journey to my job

"detailing the happenings in Boston that I happen to stumble upon each day on my way to work."
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Kosher Blog

"Finding the finer side of everyday kosher living, from a unique Boston-centric perspective."
Coolidge Corner
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Mabfan's Musings

"I am a science fiction writer with over thirty stories in print." Also an elected Town Meeting Member and Library Trustee in Brookline.
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MamaStories

"Stories and articles from this and the other side of motherhood."
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Martin's Musings

"Just my random thoughts about anything and everything."
Coolidge Corner
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My mind, and the places it goes

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Ned Batchelder: Blog

"I'm a software developer in my early forties. I've worked in a bunch of places, generally each smaller than the last ... My interests (generally reflected in my blog) include: software engineering, math (especially visual aspects, such as geometry), geeky recreations, language, and so on."
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Nick Cifuentes - Social Media Consulting

"This blog covers new media from the digital perspective. Online marketing, social media marketing, web development and more...all the insights and up-to-date perspectives from one place."
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Recently. A (We)blog

"Our two cents on recent occurrences. Tech, politics, entertainment, what's on our minds. A dual-authored blog, Brian hails from Brookline, while Jake resides outside Hartford, CT."
Coolidge Corner
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s o t i r o v

"Emil Sotirov's personal blog... nothing special."
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Samuel J. Scott

"Samuel J. Scott is the executive director and publisher of Spare Change News, a non-profit, alternative newspaper in Boston. Prior to joining SCN, he wrote for newspapers including The Boston Globe, The Patriot Ledger and TNT magazine in London. Scott has a B.S. in journalism from Boston University and is currently studying towards his M.B.A. from Suffolk University. He has lived, traveled or studied in Britain, India and Israel, as well as various parts of the United States. This blog will publish essays on topics ranging from politics and religion to media and business, along with some things in-between."
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