2007 Boston Christmas Guide, Page 2

Travel:

• If you’re flying somewhere this Christmas or you have guests flying in for a visit, here’s some information on getting to and from Logan International Airport.

• If you are traveling and you have to leave your pets at home, Boston has plenty of pet sitters to choose from, including:
  • Hounds About Town
  • Four Paws and a Leash
  • Best in Show Canine Concierge
  • Doggie Daytrippers
  • Dog Day Afternoons
  You can also ask your veterinarian for a recommendation.

Volunteer:

• Every year the City Mission Society of Boston hosts the Christmas Shop, which provides clothing and toys for underprivileged children. Volunteers are needed on the weekends before Christmas to assist with sorting and distributing goods. cmsboston.org

Dining Out:

• Two of the most popular neighborhoods for Christmas dining are Brookline and Chinatown, but many of the city's fine dining options are downtown. BostonChefs.com has information on what some of Boston's best restaurants are serving up on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

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