So many places like Just-in-Time never reopen after a mass shooting like the one that took place Oct. 25. But to owners Sam and Justin Juray, reopening the Lewiston bowling alley was about something bigger than the two of them. Continue reading →
Jay Bernhardt, who is still in his first year as Emerson’s president, is facing the same crisis that has claimed the jobs and damaged the reputations of a growing number of college presidents across the country. Continue reading →
“This orchestra set me on this journey,” he said, describing the ensemble as at “an inflection point.” “The critical decisions we’re going to make will set us up for the next 50 years.” Continue reading →
A makeshift national network of abortion doulas, navigators at clinics and individual volunteers are helping people who live in restrictive states and need or want an abortion Continue reading →
“Biden is doing better with older voters than he anticipated, and I think his Medicare policies are an important part of that,” said Geoff Garin, a pollster for the Biden campaign. Continue reading →
When Donald Trump held a rally in Rome, Georgia, in March, his audience included a second-generation supporter and first-time rallygoer named Luke Harris. Continue reading →
A Hamas delegation was in Cairo on Saturday as Egyptian media reported “noticeable progress” in cease-fire talks with Israel while an Israeli official downplayed a full end to the war. Continue reading →
Despite attempts by Western governments to dismantle Russian spy networks, experts say the Kremlin apparently is still able to pursue those it perceives as traitors abroad in an attempt to silence dissent. Continue reading →
There had been frenzied speculation on Friday that the result would be closer than previously thought, but Khan's victory showed a swing from Conservative to Labour when compared with the previous mayoral election in 2021. Continue reading →
Why did a state social worker pose as a teen in three Boston schools and a treatment center? And how could nobody notice for so long? Continue reading →
It appears the Republican Party is using the Big Lie that the 2020 election was stolen as a rationale for unleashing these volunteers. Continue reading →
The Open Library of Humanities has demonstrated that it is possible to publish open-access humanities and social sciences research without charging authors or readers. Continue reading →
“There’s less control, less regulation, less oversight, less management, and I think it’s leading to worsening problems,” said the executive director of the Back Bay Association. Continue reading →
As for a potential third straight first-round exit by way of a Game 7, the responsibility for the collective player talent and roster building falls to Cam Neely and Don Sweeney. Continue reading →
The Bruins came out sharp, focused, and shot ready — the polar opposite of their weak-tea efforts in Games 5-6. Nonetheless, Game 7 was scoreless into overtime, before Pastrnak took his star turn. Continue reading →
The struggling winger scored at 1:54 of overtime to lead the Bruins to a 2-1 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs Saturday night at TD Garden. Continue reading →
A photographer whose strikingly intimate portraits of Bob Dylan captured the singer-songwriter during a pivotal year in popular music, Daniel Kramer traced Dylan's evolution from a cheery, tousle-haired folk act to an enigmatic, sunglass-clad rock star. Continue reading →
Richard Tandy, the keyboardist for British rock band Electric Light Orchestra, whose riffs helped define the futuristic blend of Beatles-esque pop and orchestral arrangements that catapulted the group to global fame in the 1970s, has died. He was 76. Continue reading →
A celebrated arts administrator and professor, Joel Conarroe headed the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation for nearly two decades and served as a friend and confidant to a pride of literary lions, including his close friend Philip Roth. Continue reading →
Imagine a world, friends, where deplaning is a calm and orderly process. By practicing basic manners, we can make this a reality. How? I never thought you’d ask. Continue reading →
From the questions to ask realtors and movers to how to pack efficiently, we’ve got you covered. But we won’t be there to cart your couch. Continue reading →
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