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On the Market: A Brick Home on Bunker Hill
1 Laurel Street, Charlestown Price: $1,699,000 Size: 2,802 square feet Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 2 Steps from the front door of this Monument Square Victorian is—you guessed it—the […]
Broadway in Boston Announces 2016-2017 Season
“I’M CRYING,” posted more than one person on Instagram when Broadway in Boston announced its 2016-2017 lineup—and that was after only one of nine shows […]
On the Market: A Stucco Castle in Brockton
69 Fairview Avenue, Brockton Price: $499,900 Size: 4,566 square feet Bedrooms: 5 Baths: 3.5 This sprawling European-style manor in Brockton boasts a lot of living space—all adorned with […]
Start Choppin’: Petition Seeks to Make J Mascis Our Official State Vegetable
This post originally appeared on Vanyaland. Now that the crusade to make “Roadrunner” the official state rock song of Massachusetts has stalled, along comes a […]
Study Details New Information About the Biology of Schizophrenia
Psychiatric disorders are notoriously poorly understood. Despite the fact that 13.6 million Americans live with a serious mental illness, concrete information about the biology of […]
Cap Off Your Weekend With Lessons in Amaro
When he’s behind the bar at Central Kitchen or Brick & Mortar—and before that, Vialé—Patrick Gaggiano fields a lot of questions about amaro. He finds […]
Could Ketamine Infusion Help Treat Depression?
A hallucinogenic drug without FDA approval is making waves as a possible cure for severe depression. Ketamine is a synthetic compound that has been used […]
Alcohol Is Still Illegal in Eight Massachusetts Towns
Massachusetts was one of the first to get on board when the United States went dry in January 1920. It was the 12th state to ratify […]
Bad News: Newton Native Matt LeBlanc’s Episodes May End with Season 5
Matt LeBlanc, if Episodes gets canceled, just know that we’ll be there for you. While speaking to reporters at Tuesday’s Television Critics Association’s winter press […]
Martha Tedeschi Is Harvard Art Museums’ New Director
Et voilà, the last of three major museum director vacancies in Boston has been filled. The Harvard Art Museums announced Wednesday that Martha Tedeschi—currently the deputy […]
More Woes May Be Coming for the MBTA
Big surprise: There’s trouble brewing over an MBTA project. During a meeting in Somerville on Wednesday, officials previewed possible cutbacks that may be coming to […]
Sunday Jazz Brunch Moves to Orleans Once Johnny D’s Closes for Good
When Johnny D’s Uptown Restaurant & Music Club closes for good in mid-March, Davis Square will lose a lot: Gone will be an institution run […]
Study: Loud Footsteps May Explain Your Running Injuries
If you’re a runner, there’s a very good chance you’ve been injured before—as your bum knees and gnarly feet can attest. But have you ever […]
A Delivery Box from Salem Was Found on the Shores of Wales
Welcome to Weirdest Thing of the Week, where…well, we point out weird things. .@bangorstudents find “Salem News Box” whilst taking part in a beach clean […]
An MIT Professor Reversed Some Autism Symptoms in Mice
Thanks to a new discovery, an MIT scientist may have made the first step toward finding a way to reverse autism. Guoping Feng, a professor […]