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OLD TOWN ROUTE: HOW TO HIKE DOWN THE MIDDLE OF 128 (AND LIVE TO TELL ABOUT IT)

Written by MARC HURWITZ Posted January 28, 2020 Filed Under: FEATURES, GTFO, LIFESTYLE, Non-fiction

That section is a continuation of the road ... but on the other side of the highway—and it can’t be accessed unless a) you have wings, or b) you have a death wish and think it would be fun running across the highway.

Filed Under: FEATURES, GTFO, LIFESTYLE, Non-fiction Tagged With: Dedham, Hawk Hill, hikes, hiking, Marc Hurwitz, Mass, Massachusetts, Milton, Quincy, Randolph, Route 128, Skyline Trail

FIRST LOOK: HORSE THIEVES TAVERN, DEDHAM

Written by MARC HURWITZ Posted November 25, 2019 Filed Under: Drinks, Eats, LIFESTYLE

While some places simply say that their takes are inventive or modern and then offer what everyone else is offering, this spot really does have some interesting takes on New England classics.

Filed Under: Drinks, Eats, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: Boston, Dedham, eats, Food, Hidden Boston, Horse Thieves Tavern, Hurwitz

GATEHOUSE STRIKES AGAIN: WORCESTER MAGAZINE ON THE ROPES

Written by JASON PRAMAS Posted May 29, 2019 Filed Under: Apparent Horizon, COLUMNS, NEWS+OPINIONS

Over the holiday weekend, my wife and I had occasion to take the commuter rail out to Dedham to a family gathering in memory of loved ones who have left us. As we walked the mile to my cousin’s place—through middle-class suburban streets nearly bereft of foot traffic (and, in some places, sidewalks)—I looked at the many houses we passed. And thought about the fact that, despite their generally tidy exteriors and the lush greenery all around them, we were walking through a “news desert” in formation.

Filed Under: Apparent Horizon, COLUMNS, NEWS+OPINIONS Tagged With: Apparent Horizon, Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism, Column, corporation, Dedham, Democracy, DigBoston, downsizing, GateHouse, Jason Pramas, layoffs, Massachusetts, megacluster, multinational, news, news desert, newspaper, Worcester Magazine

THE TRACK LEAST TRAVELED

Written by NATE HOMAN Posted January 9, 2019 Filed Under: FEATURES, Non-fiction

Plimptonville

Daybreak at a semihistoric MBTA station you have never heard of and will probably never use

Filed Under: FEATURES, Non-fiction Tagged With: commuter rail, commuter train, Dedham, George Plimpton, mass transit, MBTA, Norwood, Paris Review, Plimptonville, suburban transit, train, transit, Walpole

PIPE NIGHTMARE: THE BIGGEST ACTION YET AGAINST ENCROACHING GAS LINES IN MASS

Written by DIG STAFF Posted July 13, 2016 Filed Under: News, NEWS+OPINIONS

"People Over Pipelines is certainly the biggest march we have ever planned. Organizing the march has taken countless hours of work."

Filed Under: News, NEWS+OPINIONS Tagged With: 350.org, Better Future Project, Charlie Baker, Dedham, Environment, Kinder Morgan, Maura Healey, natural gas, Pipeline!, Specta

THE VILLAGE MANOR

Written by MARC HURWITZ Posted January 18, 2016 Filed Under: Eats, LIFESTYLE

A Roadhouse on the Boston Line That Feels Far, Far Away From Boston

Filed Under: Eats, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: burgers, chili, Dedham, Italian sausage, The Village Manor, tortilla chips, Wings

DEDHAM AND GOLIATH: THE WAR AGAINST BIG ENERGY IS RAGING ON THE SOUTHERN EDGE OF BOSTON

Written by NICK MOORHEAD Posted July 22, 2015 Filed Under: FEATURES, News, Non-fiction

The war against Big Energy is raging on the southern edge of Boston—and it’s being fought by a peculiar troupe of pipeline protesters

Filed Under: FEATURES, News, Non-fiction Tagged With: Algonquin Pipeline, amc, Board of Selectmen, Boston City Council, CommonWealth Magazine, Dedham, Dedham Pipeline, Dedham Police, federal government, FERC, Legacy Place, Maine, Massachusetts Legislature, New England energy, Norman Bay, Protest, Seamus Whelan, Spectra Energy, spokespeople, Stop the West Roxbury Lateral Pipeline, SWRL, Walpole, West Roxbury Pipeline, Westwood

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