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Jonathan Margolis

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The original consumer tech journalist, columnist with Air Mail News, New York, features also for Daily Telegraph and Saga.
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A Grill to Make Grown Men Weep

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By Jonathan Margolis Verified
| AIR MAIL Verified
Earphones that sound like a million dollars! A folding phone that gets the jump on Apple! And an app for tracking oligarchs’ yachts … A high-tech competitor to the Big Green Egg It’s not something I would admit in the smartest circles, but I do like channeling my inner Fred Flintstone and barbecuing large lumps of flesh these summer nights. It absolutely has to be a charcoal or wood grill, though.
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RE: Coolidge Corner development update: The latest on 26 Pleasant Street and Waldo Durgin

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By Jonathan Margolis Verified
| Brookline.News
The history of the Waldo Durgin project should be a shot across the bow to Town Meeting members asked to approve zoning relief for the adjoining lot at 26 Pleasant Street. Zoning relief for Waldo Durgin was granted seven years ago. The project is nowhere near being built, and might never be built, but the zoning will remain, increasing the value of the lots should the developer decide to sell.
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The Sport of All Sports

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By Jonathan Margolis Verified
| AIR MAIL Verified
It’s almost over. Tomorrow at three P.M., at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, Spain will play Argentina in the World Cup final, the crowning game in soccer, the climax of hundreds of matches across six continents going back three years to 2023. A year or so from now, the run-up will begin again, aiming for the 2030 final, which will take place in either Madrid or Casablanca.
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