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Mornings and evenings are often best. Gevinson journals while having coffee just after waking. Moya writes at his desk before ...

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Eleanor Roosevelt, American diplomat, activist and former first lady “Tomorrow is the first blank page of a 365-page book.

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Representative Earl Blumenauer thinks more lawmakers should eat well, exercise, and develop deep connections with their ...

If you’ve had a particularly bad year, other peoples’ joyful recaps may make you feel even worse. “There is a lot of pressure to have a joyous season; unfortunately, not everybody has a positive ...

“Boston taxpayers are being asked to write a blank check for the benefit of BOS ... including opposing abutters, delivered letters to Mayor Wu and the 13 city council members at City Hall ...