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Casey At The Bat is a comic strip follows the adventures of a young, gay man and his friends in life, love and sports! Casey At The Bat is the work of the very talented Bob Glasscock who resides in NYC.
You can read back issues and order Casey At The Bat volume 1 from his website, caseyatb.com.
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ADAM & ANDY is set in the fictional New England town of Woodfield, CT. You can learn more about this strip by visiting, adamandandy.com. To see previous Adam and Andy cartoons link here.
About two years ago Sherry Vine and Varla Jean Merman sat down to chat for a few minutes on Here TV. I love these two ladies. Varla Jean performs each summer in Ptown and is back this summer with her new show, Big Black Hole! Be sure to check out her show at the Ptown Art House.
Are you ready to say goodbye to Boston’s only after hours club? After serving Boston for more than fifteen years, RISE Boston will close. I can still remember when RISE first opened and even though it has been quite a while since I last visited I feel badly that they are closing.
Cty’s are home to many night owls and Boston is no exception. Hopefully this isn’t a farewell as much as a goodbye for now. Rest up on Saturday and take your disco nap late in the afternoon so you can head over to RISE Boston one last time this Saturday night / Sunday morning.
My youngest sister, Susan, is getting married later today. I’ll be out of town through Saturday celebrating with family and friends and wanted to say congratulations to both Susan and Brett. I wish them a happy life together and wanted to welcome Brett to my crazy family.
Last month MBTA officials announced that passengers boarding buses and trains can ride for free. The MBTA will leave fare gates open all day — similar to what the T does on New Year’s Eve and the Fourth of July — so that riders can casually walk through and board a vehicle at no cost. This is a PR campaign meant as an apology for the delays / lack of service that caused major headaches for Bostonians this past winter. While it doesn’t make up for the issues, you may as well make use of the free rides all day today.
The whale mural that has been visible from the Planet Self Storage building along Boston’s Southeast Expressway since the early 1990s has disappeared from view on I-93 ever since the Troy Boston residential building was erected. According to a recent story in The Boston Globe, a fourth whale is going to be added to Planet Self Storage building. The additional whale still won’t be visible to those on the highway but rather will face the Ink Block.
The developer behind the Ink Block, National Development, has commissioned Brookline graffiti artist, Tyson Andree, to spray-paint the new mural on a 15-foot-high by 68-foot-long section of Planet Self Storage’s northern wall, facing the Ink Block. The project should be finished by this weekend.
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Last night Boston Chops rolled out the red carpet (literally) to celebrate their 2nd anniversary.
The party included great food, plenty of alcohol and music. The friendly crowd was comprised of past and present staff, patrons and neighbors. Below are some photographs that Sergio snapped on my behalf from last night’s party.
Thank you to everyone who posed for a photograph and congratulations again to Brian, Chris and the Boston Chops team on the second year anniversary.
Victory Programs will hold their annual Dinnerfest fundraiser on Sunday, April 26th from 3-6PM at The Red Lantern Restaurant in Boston in the South End and tickets still remain.
This fundraiser has been going on in Boston for years and helps this organization provide critical services to our community. With more than 100 packages from Boston’s best restaurants it also provides you with an opportunity to feel good about donating to a worthy charity and getting a chance to bid on dining packages from some of the best restaurants in Boston. Get your tickets to the event here.
Enjoy this farmer themed mancandy post, which I’m referring to as “Hay” not to be confused with “Hey”.
Last Monday The Boston Globe reported that Roche Bros. Supermarkets will open the doors of its new 25,000 square foot flagship grocery store in Downtown Crossing on Wednesday, April 29. I’m just happy to see life coming back to Downtown Crossing and a viable grocery store moving into the Downtown Crossing neighborhood.
The new Roche Bros. will feature grab-and-go items as well as several hot and cold food bars on the ground floor. A lower level, which formerly housed Filene’s Basement, will house a traditional grocery store with a bakery, deli, specialty cheeses, meats and fresh seafood.
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