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BrooklineCAN BrooklineCAN is pleased to highlight Connelly Hardware, its 10th local age-friendly business in our series. Located in Washington Square at 706 Washington Street, Connelly Hardware is the oldest retail establishment in Brookline and a fixture in the charitable and business community. John and Irene Connelly, graduates of Brookline High School, started the family business in 1951. After their retirement, daughter Kathy Kenney took charge, and today grandson Brendan Kenney serves as store manager. Brendan remarked that he began working in the store when he was thirteen years old and says, “he grew up in hardware.” As a neighborhood shop, Connelly Hardware sells paint, seasonal products and home goods. Its website denotes a wide variety of services Connelly provides, including making keys, cutting window shades to any size, renting a variety of equipment, repairing screens, and cutting single strength window glass. Connelly also works extensively wit ....
As recent transplants to this fair city of New York, we have plenty to learn about bagels. We haven’t had a chance to develop brand loyalties and identify establishments we love or simply refuse to patronize. We don’t have firm feelings about the Montreal bagel. We can’t yet bring ourselves to speak unironically of the superiority of “New York water.” But there is one thing we know: There’s a difference between eating a bagel in New York and having a New York Bagel Experience. The New York Bagel Experience is an idea, an amalgam of the bagels we actually grew up eating; the weekend rendezvous glimpsed throughout Nora Ephron’s oeuvre; the greasy egg-and-cheese hangover cures in “Broad City”; the sepia photos in dusty coffee table books purporting to chronicle “Old New York.” ....
With theaters shuttered and only so many blockbusters coming our way and one of those scintillating “blockbusters” being a movie about the writing of “Citizen Kane” we decided to tap into our reserves of merriness and give you our picks for what to watch on December 25. We have curated some classics, some offbeat favorites and even some fare that we insist is Christmassy, even if it appears to be one protracted car chase through the apocalypse. All can be viewed without inhaling other people’s droplets or traipsing across a sticky theater floor. PJ Grisar, Culture Reporter “A Christmas Story” 1983, directed by Bob Clark ....