Chris Sweeney, Senior Editor at Boston Magazine
Chris Sweeney is a senior editor at Boston magazine.
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Why Is Good Help So Hard to Find in Boston?
Plumbers, carpenters, and electricians are Boston’s hottest commodities. But good luck getting one to fix your home.
What Happens When You Kill a Bicyclist?
Nearly two years after a surgeon was killed riding her bike, a controversial police investigation ruled it merely a roadside collision. But that’s just the beginning of the story.
The Interview: Jeff Miron
The Harvard financial wiz tackles the question that should be on everybody’s mind: Is our economy heading over a cliff?
Neighborhood Watch
From vacations to cars, here’s how to make your neighbors green with envy.
Boston Traveler: Miami, Florida
With a sizzling art scene and some of the world’s best chefs, Miami brings the heat.
Aw, Rats!
They nest in our homes. They breed faster than rabbits. Make no mistake: Boston’s rats are in charge. We just live here.
Should Boston Stop Using Cash?
In Boston’s economy, is cash doing more harm than good?
The Trump Effect
One year in, many of Boston’s biggest names are feeling the president’s influence—for better or for worse.
What’s the Fastest Way to Logan?
You have a lot of options. But none of them is foolproof.
Join Logan’s Jet Set
Trade the line at Dunkin’ and the screaming kids at the gate for a leather armchair and a scotch on the rocks.
The Picturesque World of MIT’s B.D. Colen
He treks from Canada to Cambridge each week, and never forgets his camera.
The Highs and Lows of 2017
Our highly opinionated look at the most sublime, sinful, and surprising moments of the year.
Boston Herald Declares Bankruptcy, Sale to Gatehouse Media
The storied newspaper looks like it will be leaving local hands.
Sixth Graders Rally Around Classmate with Rare Disease
The Ipswich middle schoolers hope to raise half a million bucks.