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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Boston.com
- Top 50K sites
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- Sep 9, 2026
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'Everything must go': Charlie’s Kitchen is holding a sale this weekend (opens the original)
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Add Boston.com as your preferred source on Google to see more of our stories. The home of the famous double cheeseburger and a longtime favorite among local college students, Charlie’s Kitchen is “starting over” — and a sale this weekend could give someone the chance to own “a historic piece of Harvard Square.” The restaurant, which suffered severe water damage, has been closed since January and is now facing $1 million in repairs. On Tuesday, Charlie’s Kitchen announced on social media that it
MassDOT approves $78.7 million contract for new Somerville-Everett pedestrian bridge (opens the original)
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Add Boston.com as your preferred source on Google to see more of our stories. A new pedestrian and bicycle bridge crossing the Mystic River between Somerville and Everett moved ahead last week after the Mass. Department of Transportation Board of Directors approved a $78.7 million design-build contract. The car-free bridge will connect the Draw Seven Park in Somerville and the Gateway Park trail in Everett, creating new connection between the two communities. “This bridge will close a major miss
What does it take to grow a 2,000-pound pumpkin? (opens the original)
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Add Boston.com as your preferred source on Google to see more of our stories. Start with a seed. Add months of painstaking work, gallons upon gallons of water, carefully managed soil, and a little luck. One wrong move — or one split in the wrong place — and months of hard work can be crushed in an instant. It may happen in a backyard, but growing a giant pumpkin is no casual hobby. For Henry Swenson, 24, it started when he was 13 and first laid eyes on a larger-than-life pumpkin at the Topsfield
Dunkin’ app briefly crashed after free coffee giveaway (opens the original)
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Dunkin’ fans got an early taste of National Coffee Day last Thursday — and apparently, they couldn’t wait. The mobile app briefly crashed after than chain surprised rewards members with one million free coffees. The mobile app had more than 800 reports of issues, according to Downdetector, but was back up and running smoothly in less than an hour. The surprise giveaway was part of Dunkin’s early National Coffee Day celebrations, which continue Tuesday, Sept. 29. Now, Dunkin’ is celebrating Natio
She got engaged at Fenway Park. Now she’s trying to find the fan who filmed it. (opens the original)
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Rachel Murphy is looking for a stranger who may have the best video of her life-changing moment: the close-up footage of her proposal at Fenway Park. Life long Red Sox fans Murphy and Joseph Plunkett got their “dream proposal” at Fenway Park on Labor Day. Now they’re searching for one more piece of the memory: a video of the moment filmed by a stranger sitting in the row ahead of them. Murphy took to social media hoping the internet could help track down the mystery videographer. Her TikTok post
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