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Choose your destination— Brookline, Plymouth, or Harvard Square — and find something for everyone on your list. By Marnie Elyse Katz

Simulated predator sounds are designed to scare away pigeons, sparrows. By Scott Helman

After decades of keeping his story private, my 94-year-old uncle tells how he survived one of WWII’s darkest chapters. By Mark Pothier

Have a field day with punched, whipped, and smashed potatoes. By Adam Ried

Try classic Portuguese “punched potatoes” in Cambridge.

Will these exploration-minded daters wind up going somewhere together?

In this year’s Junior League show house in Newton, an old-fashioned bath gets some modern updates. By Jaci Conry

The hallmarks of the decade are on display in these properties in Norfolk, Framingham, and Lexington.

Fashion, football, and the Donald

The Breakers gussies up for the holidays, rare books and contemporary crafts come to town, and more.

The funnywoman, who will perform Sunday at Worcester’s Hanover Theatre, makes a joke on Twitter.

Considering qualifications in Needham.

Boston Globe Magazine readers respond to stories on PANDAS, cancer, infertility, and loss.