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Spencer Buell

Staff Writer at Boston Magazine

Spencer Buell is a staff writer for Boston, covering news, politics, technology, the T, legal weed, french fries, bears, Brady, and beer. He used to be a news reporter for Metro Boston and the Arlington Advocate.

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Arts & Entertainment

Coming Soon to the Seaport: Glowing Musical Seesaws

Fifteen of them will be installed on Seaport Common from February to April.

City Life

It’s Official: Matt Patricia Is Heading to the Lions

He’ll be the head coach in Detroit.

City Life

What Was Going on with Malcolm Butler during the Super Bowl?

“I could have changed that game.”

City Life

UMass Amherst Lost Its Mind after the Super Bowl, Again

Rioting, fire, and a hail of bottles and laptops followed the Patriots’ loss.

City Life

Boston Police Say They’re Ready for Super Bowl Crowds

After all, this isn’t our first rodeo.

City Life

Michael Capuano on Identity Politics: “I Cannot Be a Woman of Color”

The congressman is facing a challenge from Ayanna Pressley.

City Life

Was a Newspaper Editor Fired for Advocating for Equal Pay?

Dueling narratives have emerged.

City Life

The Globe’s Old Building Will Get a Makeover as “The BEAT”

Get it?

The Boston skyline at sunrise
City Life

Report: Massachusetts Ranks Fourth in Benefiting from Immigrants

It cites immigrant-owned businesses, income, and jobs.

City Life

The Patriots Traveled in Style. The Eagles Did Not.

That private jet looks pretty nice.

City Life

Ayanna Pressley Is Running for Congress

She’ll challenge Michael Capuano for Massachusetts’ 7th District.

City Life

Named Tom Brady? You Could Win a Free Hotel Stay

The Mandarin Oriental Hotel is looking out for the other Tom Bradys of the world.

City Life

Who Massachusetts Is Bringing to the State of the Union

And what they say about the Democrats’ message to Trump.

Restaurants

History on Tap

More than drinking happens behind the tavern door—these bars offer a window on the past.

City Life

A Cruiser Caught on Fire in the Quincy Police Department’s Parking Lot

No one was injured, and officials don’t suspect arson.