Some of the state’s most exclusive clubs, including Brae Burn, Belmont, and Tedesco, have received a break that saves them hundreds of thousands in local property taxes each year. Continue reading →
House Democrats are making their presence felt in their supporting role, knowing that when something must pass, it will require votes from their side. Continue reading →
The straps holding it in place had corroded, an MBTA spokesperson said. The public’s patience for such incidents has eroded, as well. Continue reading →
The housewares chain has filed for bankruptcy protection, and its stores are forlorn and disheveled. But a wave of nostalgia has prompted tributes from some people. Continue reading →
US cities, struggling to shelter thousands of migrants, are calling for federal help, concerned that the expected increase in the number of people entering the country will further strain their resources. Continue reading →
Senate Democrats are promising to pursue stronger ethics rules for the Supreme Court in the wake of reports that Justice Clarence Thomas participated in luxury vacations and a real estate deal with a top GOP donor. Continue reading →
A high-profile Palestinian prisoner died in Israeli custody on Tuesday after a hunger strike of nearly three months, Israel’s prison service announced. His death set off a barrage of rockets from the Gaza Strip and raised fears of a further escalation. Continue reading →
Russia’s defense chief on Tuesday urged a state company to double its missile output, as a possible Ukrainian counteroffensive looms and both sides in the 14-month war reportedly experience an ammunition crunch. Continue reading →
New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell supports South Coast Rail, but his administration believes the "taxpayers of New Bedford should be fairly compensated for city land taken by the MBTA," a city attorney said. Continue reading →
The closure of Cambridge Matignon School was confirmed in a letter to the school community that the Archdiocese of Boston released publicly on Tuesday. The note was signed by Marc-Anthony Hourihan, president of the Board of Trustees. Continue reading →
A British-born artist who lived and worked in the Boston area, John Stobart's meticulously researched paintings of 19th-century harbors and tall ships earned him a reputation as one of the world’s foremost maritime painters. Continue reading →
John Underwood was a stylish writer at Sports Illustrated for nearly a quarter century and his rollicking account of a fishing trip in Florida with baseball Hall of Famer Ted Williams led to their collaborations on two highly regarded books. Continue reading →
With more than 90 events planned in and around Salem over a three-day weekend, the Witch City will fall under a spell of another kind — the enchantment of our shared language. Continue reading →
In her latest, which came out April 25, she takes readers to an indie music festival with four teenage best friends who must eat human flesh to survive. Continue reading →
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