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Inside This Issue
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Tourists in Our Own Hometown
The Secrets of Turmeric
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Is It Hard to Sue Alcohol Providers in Massachusetts?
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Change Unwanted Behavior With ‘The Power of Habit’
Slow Cooker Sweet Potato Soup
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Boston November Events
Boston November Events
America’s Hometown Plymouth has a three-day Thanksgiving festival the weekend before Turkey Day. Why not head to where it all started? Maybe visit Plimoth Plantation for the first time since your grade-school field trip. Holiday Events The Christmas tree from the people of Nova Scotia arrives on Nov. 18, and it will be lit as part of a ceremony on the Boston Common on Dec. 8. According to Boston Discovery Guide, this is the 100th anniversary of the explosion of a munitions ship in Halifax Harbor that killed 2,000 and injured another 9,000. Within 24 hours of the disaster, a train loaded with supplies and emergency personnel from Boston arrived in Nova Scotia — it was the first outside help to reach the disaster scene and the last to leave. The citizens of Nova Scotia were so
grateful that they have delivered a 50-foot Christmas tree to Boston every year since.
The Massachusetts State House Tree Lighting is Nov. 26. The Copley Square event will be Nov. 27.
Classics “The Nutcracker” starts the Friday after Thanksgiving.
What to do this month? Well, with Thanksgiving approaching, we can’t help but think of a few awesome events you might want to check out with family and friends. Here are some fun fall activities! Fenway Hurling Classic and Irish Festival The world’s “fastest field sport” returns to Fenway Park with a doubleheader on Nov. 19. It is something to see.
The Frog Pond Skating Rink is scheduled to open on Nov. 30, and the Frog Pond Skating Spectacular is also on Nov. 30.
We hope to see you there, and we hope you savor the end of fall.
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