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The holidays are here, and holiday shopping is at peak-stress for many of us.

‘Tis the season to eat, drink, and be merry…and do a little holiday shopping.

Although some of us haven’t started our holiday shopping, and a few are finished, we are already plotting our first holiday shopping break by popping into a highly anticipated restaurant that opened Monday in the South End.

What began as a Fort Point hole-in-the-wall now has decidedly more elbow room (16,000 square feet of elbow room, to be precise) – and a glamorous rooftop.

The Curse of the Bambino hasn’t been around since 2004, and this year is no different with the Red Sox taking the World Series.

If you notice the streets of Boston are swarmed with tall rowers this weekend, it’s no coincidence!

We Bostonians don’t like to brag. OK, fine. We do.

Restaurateurs and shop owners are discovering what we’ve known since 1998: the Seaport is the place to be!

Forgive the southern rhyme time, but we’re just oh-so-elated to say farewell to the dog days of summer and greet what some of us at Seaport argue is Boston’s best season.

If you’re utilizing our on-site MBTA World Trade Center Silver Line stop just to head downtown, you’re missing out on some of the best hidden treats in town!

We’re voracious readers at Seaport, so it was a blow to us bookworms earlier this year when Trident Booksellers and Café, a popular independent bookshop on Newbury Street, closed for six months following damages it sustained in a fire.

Let’s face it, summer is coming to a close (sob…but it only just started!), and Labor Day Weekend is going to be nuts!

While we may be enjoying cooler-than-usual weather, Boston still has a few weeks of summer up its sleeve.

While visitors to Boston likely encounter Charlestown when they stop by Old Ironsides at the end of the Freedom Trail, we locals have watched “the town” evolve into one of the city’s hottest neighborhoods in recent years.

We love nothing more in the summer than a trip to some of New England’s best beaches, but we bet you didn’t know some of these sandy retreats are in our own aquatic front yard.

Just because we’re in the dog days of summer doesn’t mean it’s okay to be a Scrooge.

Boston is officially in the dog days of summer, but we have a slew of fun ways to beat the heat.

Boston winters can be so brutal that locals often joke the three months of summer are what make the other chilly nine so tolerable.

Boston’s historic sights are everywhere, and that can sometimes be a little overwhelming for first-time visitors.

Seaport’s so nice, some work for us twice!