Five Things That Will Probably Happen Before the Green Line Extension Finally Opens
At this rate, even happy hours might make a comeback before the forever-delayed new station arrives.
Grayer, but Stronger
After more than 18 months of pandemic life, how I learned to live with me, myself, and whoever this new person in the mirror is.
You’re Not Imagining Things: More People Are Getting Called for Jury Duty Right Now
But just in comparison to the last year.
Why I Don’t Like Golf but Learned to Play Anyway
Hint: It isn’t because of the recent boom in popularity (and it definitely has nothing to do with the clothes).
How Did Juul Rise So Fast and Crash So Hard?
Time health correspondent Jamie Ducharme explores the saga in Big Vape: The Incendiary Rise of Juul.
Boston Magazine Won Five City and Regional Magazine Awards
It was the second most among all city magazines.
Please, PLEASE Stop Changing the Name of the Waterfront Pavilion Concert Venue
There cannot possibly be any banks left.
Sole of the City
I used to spend my days strolling the streets of Boston and Cambridge. Then the pandemic struck, and I no longer had anywhere to go. That’s when the journey really began.
Boston Magazine Was Just Nominated for 17 City and Regional Magazine Awards
For general excellence, writer of the year, online columns, and so much more.
Get Konnected! Announces List of Most Impactful Black Women in Boston
It’s the first edition of the list from the networking group.
Vaccines May Be Here, but Getting Back to Regular Life Is Going to Take Some Time
After a full year of isolation and endless TV, books, and takeout, what is normal, anyway?
I’ve Given It Some Thought, and Space Savers Are Good Now
It has nothing to do with the fact that I got a car.
Settle in with Some Hot Chocolate and Read the Best Longreads of the Year
What better way to pass some time before 2021 begins?
What I Miss Most: Standing in a Giant Crowd of Strangers
As the pandemic winds endlessly on, communal experiences seem further and further away.