Gina Tomaine is a researcher and writer for Boston, as well as Boston Home and Boston Weddings. She earned her B.A. in English and economics from Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia and will earn her M.F.A. in Nonfiction Writing at Emerson College in May 2013. She's been featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Boston Globe, and From the Top on NPR. She loves loud concerts, dining out, travel, running, and yoga. Follow her on twitter @gtomaine.
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A prominent Marblehead lawyer discovered he was partially deaf at age 34 and chronicles the journey in a new book.
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Saugus native and pro snowboarder Jonathan Cheever shows us how to train like we're on Team USA.
There's a monthly subscription tampon delivery service, and it comes with chocolate.
The grassroots fitness community is free forever (they say). But you'll have to show up first.
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The Northeastern grad is being lampooned for a piece she wrote for HuffPo. But why?
With little fanfare, the MBTA rolled out its new, increased rates today. The higher rates, implemented in an effort to help balance the T’s budget deficit, come on the heels of the longest streak of ridership growth in history with…
