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Two of my favorite reads in recent years were time-capsule coming-of-age stories that close friends of mine, sensing kindred authors, strongly recommended: J.R. Moehringer’s “The Tender Bar” and Steve Rushin’s
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Boston Lyric Opera has once again successfully adapted and tackled politically and socially topical subjects in “Fellow Travelers”, an opera by Gregory Spears with Libretto by Greg Pierce. In a
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