Hey Dawn, Go to www.childcarecircuit.org now and search for either home day cares or centers. You are looking for child care, not kindergarten. In the US Kindergarten starts at age 5. When you ge...

No, there are plenty of place to go on the Cape...you can rent a house in the Hyannis area or Yarmouth and take day trips all over the Cape...a few day trips are to Provincetown to walk around, enj...

You can go ice skating on the Frog Pond. Than you can walk to Faneuil Hall for lunch and some warming hot chocolates.

Ah. Yes, as much as I love my state, I admit there is racism wherever you go, esp. in Boston. I have a very accepting and open attitude, but I'm afraid that some of the old traditions have rem...

Lenore Glaser - she is near downtown Boston (sorry, but I don't remember the street where she works now). Excellent, she is bilingual and has many years of immigration experience. I personal...

I know my local Shaw's and Whole Foods and Trader Joe's all have Latin sections with authentic food. The only other thing I can tell you, is Dudley Square has a Latin supermarket....

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Burlington is nice, and safe. Good mall in town, wonderful medical center (my sons pediatrician is there), I am not so much a fan of Malden. Lexington is very nice as well, a little bit less conges...

Parking is available right at Norht Station (see link). It isn't complicated at all; in fact, it's easier than South Station. Your party could also take the Amtrak train to Durham or Do...

Truthfully, you might want to see if the commuter rail runs to the town you are traveling to. You'd save so much money, even if you had to take a cab from the train station. Here is a gene...

There is no toll if you take 1A northbound to Revere Beach Parkway Westbound and then 99 south a mile to 93 North. Exit 93 at Rt 128 south and you are in the next town over from Burlington. There i...

I agree with most of the info. that you have received from the others; keep in mind that BPS requires a Master's in Ed. Boston teachers are very highly paid, benefits are excellent and ranked ...

Good question. I suggest you read the book, A Death in Belmont, by Sebastian Junger. He poses some interesting questions and it is a good, quick read.

Since you mention working in a shop, sounds like that would make the most sense to start with. I'd look into places like Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market, maybe Harvard Sq, and other high tourist a...