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AMC is working up a new comedy set in Colonial Boston called "We Hate Paul Revere,'' according to a post on Deadline ...

Jake and Sparky Kennedy are looking to host a record 4,000 homeless kids at their Christmas in the City extravaganza this Sunday afternoon ...

Christmas cookies are a BIG thing for me. I bake a ridiculous number of cookies this time of year, and I usually end up bringing 10 or so different kinds to family functions ...

The Children’s Center of Lexington has set up a fund to help a Lexington family that was involved in a single-car crash earlier this month.

On Biking columnist Jonathan Simmons offers his recommendations for bicycling books this holiday season ...

Five boys basketball players to watch and five players to watch from high school programs west of Boston.

Three months into the first school year with sweeping new federal rules designed to help kids eat more healthily, school officials are required, for the first time, to balance grains, protein, and calories with mathematical precision ...

Letter on Kandarians Dec. 2 People column.

Lexingtons Lexpress minibus system will begin offering free rides to senior citizens and other eligible residents during some morning and midday hours on Jan ...

Property taxes are increasing by about 0 for the owner of the average single-family home in Lexington, after selectmen on Dec ...

L to R: Dave Matthews at TD Garden (AP photo), Liza Voll in last year's "Urban Nutcracker," David Cromer in "Our Town" (Barry Chin, Globe Staff) Making plans? Short on ideas? No worries ...

Well, I did it. I wrote 30 blog posts in November (can't say it was truly daily, since I did back-date a few) ...

Property taxes will increase by about 0 for the owner of the average single-family home in Lexington after selectmen Monday approved this fiscal year’s tax rate.

Two suspected graffiti vandals were arrested Monday morning in a pizza shop, Boston police said ...

Longtime Boston Globe society photographer

A task force established by selectmen is recommending Lexington create a community center with dedicated space for senior citizens and young people along with a caf, kitchen and gym.

Beginning Saturday, Dec. 1, two Lexington teens will compete for a chance to win a 0,000 scholarship at the nation's premier research competition for high school students, the Siemens Competition in Math, Science, and Technology.

Guest Columnist Jonathan Simmons has been saved by local bike shops several times when his bike has suddenly broken down or needed a fast repair ...

A task force established by Selectmen is recommending Lexington create a community center with dedicated space for senior citizens and young people along with a café, kitchen and gym.