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Where to stay
From hotels to B&Bs
Most major chains have hotels in Boston. If you stay in the Back Bay or downtown, you're only a short walk or subway ride away from major attractions (and most of the hotels are in these two areas). There are a number of hotels in Cambridge; they're also a short subway ride away. An alternative: B&Bs abound in the area.
In general, Boston is NOT a cheap place to stay. If you want to stay down, count on hefty charges (although there are a couple of relatively inexpensive places, such as the Milner and the Irish Embassy Hostel).
Also, in general, try to make your reservation as early as possible. There are certain times when rooms fill up particularly quickly: Patriots' Day (the Monday closest to April 19), which is when the Boston Marathon runs; the last two weeks in May (college graduations); July 4th (the Pops concert); mid-October (the Head of the Charles, which is to sculling what the Marathon is to running); and New Year's Eve.




Boston headlines
From Universal Hub:
Four Blue Line stops to be closed for repairs this summer
Ducklings saved from drowning in the Christian Science reflecting pool
The better commercial
Wilkerson vs. Chang-Diaz: Round One
Free cocktail and play for bloggers
Hubwandering
Paintballed in the face
You may call him Mr. Drew
Dorchester slaughterer times four
Former prosecutor up on charges again
Order is restored in the universe
Blowout!
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Forum posts
From the Wicked Good Conference:
Is anywhere showing the Brazil v Argentina game tonite?
that's why I never go there
Happy Father's Day
Moving to Boston
Relocating...
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