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Pandemic closures have hit the economy hard. But the financial impact is only part of what we lost.
Power List Q&A: NAACP Boston President Tanisha Sullivan
Tanisha Sullivan, president of the Boston NAACP chapter, on the city’s public school closures and the 2020 NAACP convention.
Power List Q&A: Beth Israel Lahey Health President Kevin Tabb
Beth Israel Lahey Health President and CEO Kevin Tabb on coronavirus and healthcare mergers.
Power List Q&A: U.S. Attorney, District of Massachusetts Andrew Lelling
What it’s like to be a U.S. Attorney in the era of coronavirus scams.
Somerville Is Upping the Ante on Mask Enforcement
According to a new rule in the city, people out in public without a mask could face a $300 fine.
MIT Out-MITs Itself; Builds Full Scale Campus Replica on Minecraft
Students were looking for a way to connect in an era of college closures and social distancing.
From senators eyeing the presidency to a mayor ruling over a changing city, here’s what our politicians are up to.
The Coolest Ways to Experience Boston Museums Virtually Right Now
Simple slideshows? No way. Check out these interactive, multi-sensory, and downright fun online resources.
A New Map Shows Coronavirus Cases in Boston, by Zip Code
City data offers a glimpse at COVID-19 crisis on a nearly neighborhood-by-neighborhood level.
Feel Good Friday: The Stories Making Us Smile This Week
From Zoom meetings with baby animals to celebratory scenes at hospitals, there’s plenty of good out there.
Don’t Fall for These COVID-19 Scams
Local law enforcement has a warning: Be careful out there, folks.
Boston Had One Confirmed COVID Case on March 1. There May Have Been 2,300 More
This according to a model from a Northeastern University research team.
Now, and After the Pandemic, Boston’s Streets Need a Fresh Look
Before we get back to something like normal city life, now is the time to do some transit rethinking.
Will the Coronavirus Crisis Cause a Surge in Boston Divorces?
Three local experts share their theories.
Where to Find Virtual Author Talks and Book Events around Boston This Spring
While you #StayHome, you can still escape with a book.
The Busiest They’ve Been Since the Spanish Flu: Local Funeral Homes Brace for the Surge
From a lack of PPE to dealing with infected family members, dispatches from the “end of the line.”
