July 1, 2009 Print Edition
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With the recent signing of the $27.046 billion Fiscal Year 2010 budget on June 29 and of a transportation reform bill earlier in June, those living ...
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After the storm, Boston Harbor seems calm. The sun may even shine.
Momentum for the arrival of the Tall Ships seems to be growing, although ...

This was the scene at Black Falcon Cruise Terminal when the Tall Ships visited Boston in 1992. This year, the ships will be tied up at the World Trade Center and Fish Pier and in Charlestown. People will still be able to board the ships without charge during the visit.
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Regional Canadian carrier Porter Airlines will enter the Boston market beginning September 14.
The schedule will include three daily nonstop ...
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The Clear Registered Traveler program shut down unexpectedly on June 22, to the surprise of its over 250,000 members.
Clear members were notified ...
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Going from one meeting to another is a pleasure for David Mugar as he plans the Fourth of July celebration at the Hatch Shell on the Esplanade in ...

The Fourth of July celebration on Boston's Esplanade is one of the highlights of the Boston summer tourism season. (Photo by Jay Connor courtesy of B4 Productions).
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