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Mmmm good. Steamed dumplings are a staple of the dim sum experience. For the uninitiated, dim sum can be a daunting experience. Don’t let it be. It’s the penultimate culinary adventure, and a wonderful warm and filling winter option. And as a bonus, some places serve it daily so you don’t even have to wait for the weekend. Chau Chow City: Indeed, this is the “staple” for “those on a tender budget," whether you dine in Boston (daily, 8:30 AM-3 PM; 83 Essex St.; 617-338-8158) or in the bustling Dorchester location. It’s a steal (daily, 9 AM-3 PM; 699 Morrissey Blvd.; 617-288-8188). China Continue reading >>>

Today, Converse Inc., a subsidiary of NIKE, Inc., announced plans to relocate its world headquarters to Boston, Massachusetts in April 2015. The move to downtown Boston follows an extensive search for a new company headquarters in the greater Boston metropolitan area. The new office space will be developed as part of the revitalized Lovejoy Wharf project led by - Related Companies and The Beal Companies - adjacent to the North End area of the city. The investment supports Converse’s long-term business growth and commitment to the Commonwealth Continue reading >>>

Christopher Kimball is a man of many hats — in college he was a self-described “Deadhead” who almost pursued a Ph.D. in Primitive Art. Today, he is the founder, editor, and publisher of Cook’s Illustrated and Cook’s Country magazines. He also hosts PBS cooking shows America’s Test Kitchen and Cook’s Country. And in 2012, because he wasn’t busy enough, Kimball began hosting America’s Test Kitchen Radio. Kimball stopped by Greater Boston’s studios to explain his cooking philosophy, how he keeps his passion for food alive, and whether he ever Continue reading >>>

”We are grateful for this generous donation from Shaw’s. In addition to the 400 meals they are providing at the Kids Cafe on Friday, the financial contribution will enable us to provide an additional 118,000 meals to those in need in eastern Massachusetts,” said D’Amato.The Yawkey Club of Roxbury is one of several local Boys and Girls Clubs with a Kids Cafe program. In addition to the $5,000 donation, Shaw’s leaders also provided more than 125 pizzas as well as salads for the Kids Cafe to serve during the dinner service on January 4.According to the USDA, nearly 15 percent of U.S. Continue reading >>>

WIN-WIN: As founder of the Newton-based nonprofit Discovering What’s Next, Carol Greenfield  has discovered that people over age 55 are excited to enter their “encore” stage of life, but find few opportunities that offer the meaningful, paid part-time work they are seeking. To fill this need, the Newton resident has taken on a new role as director of ReServe Greater Boston.   Founded in New York City in 2005, ReServe is a program of Career Moves, a division of Jewish Vocational Service, that matches older adults with assignments in the nonprofit and public sectors that pay a stipend. Continue reading >>>

  Some of the Boston area’s most celebrated restaurants, including Wellesley's Blue Ginger,  will be participating in the 31st annual Super Hunger Brunch on Jan. 26 and 27 to benefit the Greater Boston Food Bank.  With a growing list of more than 21 restaurants, diners can choose sweet and savory dishes from menus designed especially for the Super Hunger Brunch. Prices are set at $25, $35 and $50 per person. For more information and to purchase gift certificates visit gbfb.org/SuperHungerBrunch. To view menus and make reservations visit the websites of participating restaurants. According Continue reading >>>

Here are five perks to working in Waltham, and why you should check it out: Work at the Epicenter of InnovationNot many cities can claim being the center of the Industrial Revolution (okay, so London did and had a long song and dance about it during the opening ceremony for the Summer Olympic Games), but here in the US – it’s Waltham, boasting the first modern factory and is credited with staring the Industrial RevolutionAlso home to the Steampunk Movement, where imagination, history and ingenuity continues to be celebrated annuallyFill up on Quality Cuisine from Restaurant RowThe Elephant Continue reading >>>