For three years, George Vaill has been offering counsel to passersby in Harvard Square from his folding chair, to which he attaches a large sign offering “FREE ADVICE.” Continue reading →
The Tremont Street church is embarking on an ambitious, public reinterpretation of its history, one that will acknowledge its links to slavery and the slave trade by honoring more than 200 enslaved people who have been discovered to be connected to the congregation. Continue reading →
While ocean temperatures have been rising for at least 70 years, new measurements taken from a network of satellites, ships, and buoys around the globe show an unexpected spike that began in March and appears to be climbing. Continue reading →
US and Chinese officials say the United States and China have failed to overcome their most serious disagreements but were able to discuss them in a potentially constructive way and have agreed to continue talks. Continue reading →
Millions of Mormon crickets have arrived in Elko, Nevada, the spindly copper creatures blanketing parts of the city, so staff members at the Shilo Inns Elko on Saturday discussed ways to combat them. Continue reading →
At least one person was killed and 22 others wounded in a shooting just after midnight Sunday at a large Juneteenth celebration in a strip mall parking lot in Willowbrook, Illinois, southwest of Chicago, officials said. Continue reading →
Exclusive drone photos appear to show an explosive-laden car atop the structure, and two officials said Russian troops were stationed in a crucial area inside the dam where the Ukrainians say the explosion that destroyed it was centered. Continue reading →
A thunderous cheer along with scattered calls of “Viva il papa!” — Italian for “Long live the pope!” — greeted the pontiff when he appeared at a window in the Apostolic Palace. Continue reading →
Many of the 1.8 million food insecure Bay State adults must consider daily trade-offs: Rent or groceries? Pay the utility bill or buy food to feed their family? Continue reading →
Unlike most of his opponents in the Republican primaries, Christie is making a forceful and direct case for the party to move on from Trump. Continue reading →
It may seem to the individual motorist that streets are more congested, but to the, say, 22 people on the bus or the many bike riders who travel faster and safer, it seems like a welcome relief. Continue reading →
A class action lawsuit accuses the insurer of failing to protect health information and failing to promptly notify members of the breach. Continue reading →
Co-founder Adena Walker said the block party was designed to be intergenerational — featuring games for children and health advice for seniors — and as inclusive as possible. Continue reading →
In the lefthander's five relief appearances for the WooSox and Red Sox since June 1, he has allowed two unearned runs, with two walks and 17 strikeouts over 13 innings. Continue reading →
Meteorologists said that potentially record-breaking temperatures would continue into midweek over southern Texas and much of the Gulf Coast. Continue reading →
Construction will begin this week on the first phase of Harvard’s Enterprise Research Campus, which will include labs, housing, and a hotel. Continue reading →
Cleana has developed a new kind of toilet seat that raises or lowers itself to avoid unwelcome splashes, or to prevent objects from falling accidentally into the bowl. Continue reading →
Gordon McQueen began his career at Scottish club St. Mirren and went on to play in England. He was Britain’s most expensive player when he joined Man United for 495,000 pounds (now $626,000) in 1978. Continue reading →
As a young woman, Carol Higgins Clark retyped manuscripts by her mother, famed mystery writer Mary Higgins Clark, before going on to become a bestselling suspense novelist herself. Continue reading →
Its return June 20-July 2 offers a chance to catch a varied lineup of films and celebrate the anniversary through special events. There's a virtual program, too, for those who want to stream at home. Continue reading →
The fully in-person program June 21-26 includes screenings at the Nantucket Dreamland Theater and White Heron Theatre Company, and events at area venues. Continue reading →
Lacy’s set capped off the first night of Re:SET Boston, a traveling concert series that christened the Stage at Suffolk Downs, Bowery Boston’s new outdoor venue at the former racetrack. Continue reading →
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