There are over 100 colleges in Massachusetts and more than 250,000 students in the Boston area alone. For visiting and continuing faculty of these institutions, the demands of the job can make it difficult to stay on top of day-to-day tasks. Whether you are teaching, researching, traveling, on sabbatical or all of the above, faculty resources provided by the university may not be enough to support your busy life. Continue reading
The Boston Common is the perfect place to bring your family, whether you’re a local or visiting from out town. It’s home to kids’ favorite Tadpole Playground and the Frog Pond, which in wintertime turns into an ice rink. Continue reading
One of the greatest things about Boston is how committed the city is to the arts. You’re never at a loss for what to do in Boston. Continue reading
Bostonians are serious about their love of baseball. Whether it’s your first time attending a game at Fenway Park or your 100th, we have some tips for what you can do in Boston before a Red Sox game. Continue reading
While boutique and luxury hotels do have their benefits when traveling, more people are opting to rent homes through Airbnb, HomeAway and VRBO. It’s nice to feel like you’re home even though you’re not technically at home. Vacation rentals offer nice amenities such as a kitchen, a yard to relax, a family room to chill out, and a dining area to have home cooked meals. What these lack is a vacation home rental concierge service like hotels offer.
One of the sweetest reminders that warm weather is here, is all of the outdoor dining that takes place. Meals al fresco are certainly a treat and something we don’t take for granted in Boston.
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Privacy concerns are something we all deal with in our daily lives. And privacy can mean different things to everyone. Is the view of your home blocked from the street well enough by landscaping? How much of your data is available online? Are the people who work in your home discreet? Continue reading
The daily grind of life is tough for everyone. There’s never enough time in the day and we are often wishing for an extra set of hands. If you add into that mix that you’re a high-profile person, it all gets a bit more complicated. Privacy becomes your number one concern and knowing who to trust isn’t as easy as it may seem.
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Moving to Boston has its perks. It’s one of the most walkable cities in the country. The culture is incredibly diverse. And it isn’t short on things to do – beautiful outdoor spaces, Fenway Park, art museums and culinary hotspots in each neighborhood. Choosing a Boston neighborhood is no easy feat– there are a lot of great options.