There's not much tourism in Beverly for a hotel. There's a Hampton Inn in Peabody for about $100-$125 a night.

Endicott College in Beverly has a hotel that is $100 for March 1st.

https://www.boston.gov/historic-district/aberdeen-architectural-conservation-district

Behold the Aberdeen Historic District!

The neighborhood derived its name from the Aberdeen Land Company, which was founded in 1890. The company’s stock was held by twenty five investors, mostly Boston area financiers, merchants, and manufacturers. It was chartered to operate until 1915, for the express purpose of developing the area residentially. One of its largest stockholders was Henry M. Whitney, the transportation mogul who had developed Beacon Street. Others included G.T.W. Braman, President of the Boston Water Power Company; Noah W. Jordan, President and Chairman of the Board of the American Loan & Trust Company; and Isaac T. Burr, President of the Bank of North America. Two of the largest stockholders, incidentally, were Brighton men, George A. Wilson and Benjamin F. Ricker. As prior owners of land in the area, they probably traded their acreage for Aberdeen Land Company stock.

While there were other land companies that held property in the neighborhood, one being Henry Whitney's own West End Land Company, there seems little question that its present design, its street patterns and place names are a legacy of the Aberdeen Land Company.

The company was named for a Scottish county and many of the streets in Aberdeen likewise bear Anglo-Scottish names: Lanark, Sutherland, Kinross, Orkney, Strathmore, Radnor, Windsor, and Warwick, among others. How are we to account for this nomenclature? The British Empire was at the height of its prestige in the 1890s; also, the works of the immensely popular novelist Sir Walter Scott had given a special aura of romanticism to things Scottish. These Anglo-Scottish shire names carried just the right hint of the prestige and exclusiveness that Aberdeen’s projectors wished to attach to their emergent elite neighborhood.

http://www.bahistory.org/HistoryAberdeenBill.html

You are most definitely not a liberal. Jan 6 happened, you being idle bye and not fighting the good fight makes you a fascist and a domestic terrorist.

Safety reasons? Like you're wondering if the place you're moving is low on crime?

Toss those muffins in the blender with the hand sanitizer and you got yourself a party

I’ve flown on one of the JetBlue Celtics planes so I’m now a Celtics player

Yup! I’ve also seen Panera and Applebee’s deliveries in the lobby, which are almost equally bad (although not quite literally 50 feet away).

I can only hope that there are good reasons for the McD’s deliveries. Maybe someone sent it to a friend/family member? Or it was somehow cheaper to get it delivered than to purchase it for pickup? I dunno.

Yeah, the whole Greater Boston area is extremely expensive, so not surprised.

Where are you traveling from? You might be able to find something cheaper in Lawrence, or Southeastern New Hampshire.

I was sick as a DOG for over a week and all I wanted was a medium iced blueberry coffee with oat milk. Ended up paying about $20 for that damn coffee to be delivered to me less than a block from my front stoop.

The abundance of hearts in cultural iconography seems to be growing in inverse proportion to the amount of fucks anyone actually has to give about anyone else.

You can gift wrap a shit to look like a heart, but honestly... it's still a piece of shit..

Likely looking for storrow

How did you get a free DD membership? I got a free grubhub one through Amazon prime.

I ran out of coffee at 6PM, store is maybe 5 minutes away. I had six bags of coffee delivered by 5 AM the next day, instead. Its a good thing all my ancestors were cremated, or they would be rolling over.

My PCP is also out of Atrius health/Harvard Vanguard. Wellesley center

A breakfast sandwich and coffee from a sandwich shop on property, no more than a minute walk away. I had a bad hangover and didn't want to deal with the sun and thought "Yeah this'll be an easy tip for someone". The delivery driver got lost, went to a completely wrong store two towns over, and had to call me to give them directions to the correct store. The order arrived, finally, an hour and a half late. The end result was the delivery driver took and delivered the wrong sandwich, wrong name on the bag and everything, and I didn't even get a coffee.

I later found out the place had their own personal website I could order pickup from, so now I order from that and walk there. Hangover be damned.

It does. But, since our dog typically goes to daycare I don't want to do anything that would get them in trouble either.

Too drunk to walk? Then take your scooter like everyone else.

CRAZY guess, Scottish people long ago?

Might be liberal that doesn't mean I'm actively wishing for people with different opinions than me to fall deathly ill. Maybe check your compass

Some kid who watches too much Inuyasha or hello kitty?

nobody here actually likes it here except for the townies

UwU

It means :3

You think you're so hot just because your town's name comes first alphabetically. Makes me sick.