Jaci Conry
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
- Latest publication
- Sep 17, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Boston Magazine
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 7, 2026
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How Do You Make a Great Room with Passive House Principles? (opens the original)
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A Berkshires retreat where the meadow basically has its own place at the table. Add Boston Magazine as a preferred source on Google to see more of our stories in your Google search results. Photo by Peter Aaron / Architect: BarlisWedlick Architects / Builder: Well-Kamp Enterprises Set on a sloping 25-acre site in North Egremont, this near-net-zero home was designed as both a quiet retreat and a gathering place for extended family. At its core, the great room needed to do the heavy lifting: accom
A Needham Renovation That Turned a 'Hot Mess' Into a Home (opens the original)
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A disjointed Colonial Revival built in the 1930s becomes a cohesive family home with timeless touches. Add Boston Magazine as a preferred source on Google to see more of our stories in your Google search results. A pocket door closes off the pantry, though the space, with its cheery green wall and shelving, exudes such an appealing aesthetic that it’s seldom shut. / Photo by Sean Litchfield This article is from the fall 2026 issue of Boston Home. Sign up here to receive a subscription. In the de
The Harvard COOP Tests the Future of Retail (opens the original)
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Inside the 144-year-old institution's forward-thinking shopping prototype in Allston. Add Boston Magazine as a preferred source on Google to see more of our stories in your Google search results. More than 140 years after opening its first storefront, the COOP is turning the page. The Harvard institution’s newest outpost, located inside the Atlas Hotel at the Enterprise Research Campus in Allston, isn’t simply another bookstore—it’s a prototype for what brick-and-mortar retail could become. Desi
A Bumble Match and a Special Pooch Wedding Guest (opens the original)
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Finley Cruger and Ryan Hobson exchanged vows at the Garden at Elm Bank, complete with ice cream and cooperating weather. Finley Cruger and Ryan Hobson have Bumble—and a little bit of fate—to thank for their union. While the two matched on the dating app in the summer of 2017, it wasn’t the first time they’d crossed paths. Both attended Hamilton College in New York, graduating a year apart, and though they hadn’t known each other well on campus, they knew enough to feel comfortable meeting up in
Palm Beach's Colony Hotel Is a Mix of Whimsy and Glamour (opens the original)
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In Florida, heritage and high style move in step at the Pink Paradise. Add Boston Magazine as a preferred source on Google to see more of our stories in your Google search results. Just before sunset, the Colony’s pink façade takes on a deeper glow. Guests drift through the Palm Beach lobby—past lacquered tables and along walls wrapped in handpainted palms, flamingos, and diamond-collared panthers—on their way to dinner at Swifty’s. A hostess in a flowing green Zimmermann dress crosses the room.
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