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Comfort food dominates this season. Settle in with Japanese matcha drinks, smothered smashburgers and a new jazz brunch.

They join 10 cameras installed in the fall as part of the PhotoSPEED program to encourage drivers to slow down to 20 mph in designated areas.

Embrace the cold with skiing, snowboarding, tubing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, an alpine coaster and the East Coast's longest sled run.

Pay tribute to the civil rights leader with community service projects, a commemorative march and moving artistic performances.

No one likes to think about the last chapter. But not being prepared for the inevitable makes the hard parts even harder.

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Dig into historical true crime, a critique of Spotify's impact on the music industry or a drag queen murder mystery.

Hit the new year running—or lifting, dancing, planking or kickboxing—with discounts on group classes and memberships at these area fitness studios.

Schools are closed but your office isn't. Keep the kids happy and engaged with these active, artsy and brainy one-day camps.

Going alcohol-free this month? Mixologists are whipping up all kinds of crafty, booze-free beverages to whet your whistle.

SER in Ballston offers several prepared versions of the classic Spanish rice dish for reheating, as well as make-your-own kits. Paella pan included.

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