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Group Sues MBTA In Federal Court For Allegedly Refusing To Put Up Pro-Israel Ads
A non-profit law firm is taking the MBTA to federal court after the transit agency allegedly told their client that they wouldn’t put up signs […]
How Marty Walsh Can Carry Mayor Menino’s Torch for Women
In his State of the City address this past January, an ebullient Tom Menino sauntered to the podium while the Kelly Clarkson anthem, “Stronger,” played […]
BOStunes: Hear Local Music Next Time You Call City Hall
No more will strange elevator music pipe through the telephone when you call City Hall. Officials announced Wednesday that they will be featuring local bands […]
Boston Children’s Hospital is Creating a Strep Throat App
How many times have you had a sore throat, had to take the day off work to go to the doctor, only to find out […]
Bloomberg or Menino: Who Looked Less Pleased to Greet His Successor?
No one likes ceding power, and Boston’s Mayor Menino and New York’s Mayor Bloomberg are two very big non-exceptions—so much so that people in both […]
Beware Of the Trolls: Boston Startups Are Spending Millions Fighting Patent Litigation
With all the money that LevelUp CEO Seth Priebatsch has spent fighting so-called “patent trolls” in order to keep his business moving forward, he could […]
What the Suffolk Downs Crash-and-Burn Means for Boston
Imagine that you spent six years baking a cake—obsessing over the recipe, delicately frosting it, ornately designing each curlicue of icing—only to have someone pick […]
Who Will End Up Mayor of Lawrence?
You wouldn’t expect the administration of William Lantigua to end quietly. And in the aftermath of what initially appears to be his unseating, there has […]
The CrossFit Controversy
Perhaps more than any other workout methodology, CrossFit has always been surrounded by controversy. The fitness method inspires little gray area; instead, camps are split […]
The More The City Council Changes, The More It Stays The Same
Boston doesn’t do change very well (as I mentioned in my post on the mayoral election). That showed in Tuesday’s City Council elections, which were […]