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Long-time resident still busting a move
By Kate Vander Wiede | Sep 1
"Dance is the visual expression of sound," Duggan Hill explains. "You have to look like the sound. If not, it’s just movement." As he says this, Hill glances over at the dancers rehearsing in front of the mirror, mentally critiquing their moves. It is August 22, a Saturday, and some of his City Lights students have come to practice their dance routines.

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Challenged to do better
By Kate Vander Wiede | Sep 1
Alongside 49 other animal shelters in the United States, the Animal Rescue League (ARL) is competing to win $100,000. Since the beginning of August, the shelter has been a part of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) $100K Challenge, a competition that requires the shelter to provide 300 more homes for cats, dogs, kittens and puppies between August and October than they did during the same period last year.

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City in bloom
By Kate Vander Wiede | Sep 1
As the sun sank in the sky on Friday, August 26, Mayor Thomas Menino stepped up to the microphone at the Boston Public Garden.

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Success with a chance of sticky buns
By Emily Gelsomin | Sep 1
I’d never set an alarm for an early morning coffee date, let alone a date with a sticky bun; but then again, I’d never had one from Flour Bakery + Café before. The sticky buns from the flagship bakery, owned by famed pastry chef, Joanne Chang, have literally become a hot commodity in Boston since Flour came to the South End in 2000. Ten years later, they still routinely sell out each morning. (With a sneak peak from Joanne Changs new cookbook!)

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Heat Advisory from the Mayor’s Office
By Brandon Simes | Aug 31
A notice from the Mayor’s office.

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