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Jessica Brittingham and Deb Kruse don't have teens yet -- their sons are in second grade -- but they're getting ready for them. Brittingham, a speech therapist, and Kruse, who works for a car dealership, plan to open U-Turn, a consignment shop geared toward those 13 and older.

Review Flute, Violin Solos Vitalize Mso Concert

The Milwaukee Symphony hadn't played Shostakovich's Symphony No. 6 since 1974. You had to wonder, after the MSO aired out the Sixth on Friday under guest conductor Olari Elts, what took so long? This surprising, engaging 30-minute work opens with a long, somber slow movement. Two dark, closely related themes develop and overlap like tendrils of a vine. Snaky chromaticism and abrupt disjunctures give it a grotesque cast on the way to a raucous climax. It gives way to what sounds like the march...

Inside Tv & Radio It's No Tea Party, but Boston's Nbc Affiliate Revolts Against Leno Show

Remember the last time a revolution got its start in Boston? That one took a little while to catch on, but it turned out to be pretty big. This time, the unrest began with an announcement by Boston's NBC affiliate, WHDH-TV, that it's planning to air a local newscast in place of Jay Leno's prime-time show, which launches in the fall at 9 p.m. Central Time.