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Can the Edward M. Kennedy Institute Save Democracy?
It sure is going to try. And in the meantime, this institution on the rise is making an impact on the national stage.
Fall Arts Preview: Haute Couture and John Singer Sargent
The Museum of Fine Arts presents a fashion show as seen through the brushwork of a 19th-century great.
It’s Time to Get to Know Sam Slater
The Boston-area developer, Seattle sports team owner, and Hollywood film producer is a man on a mission: to make the company bearing his family’s name the most successful it can be—and make a name for himself in the process.
The Interview: Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell
From personal trauma to professional triumphs, Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell reflects on a life without grudges.
Long’s Jewelers Moves to a New South Shore Location
After decades in the South Shore Plaza, the 145-year-old local luxury chain expands into a jaw-dropping, 11,000-square-foot Braintree emporium.
Five Fall 2023 Style Essentials, According to Boston Shopkeepers
The city’s fashion experts dish on the autumn season’s hottest looks.
Let the arguments begin—influence, after all, is in the eye of the beholder.
A helpful primer for curious humans, cautious technophobes, and chatbot assistants.
Party Pics: Here’s to the Ladies Who Lunch!
Dispatches from the city’s swankiest fundraisers, including the Emerald Necklace Conservancy’s “hat luncheon” and more.
So You Want to Live in Concord, Massachusetts?
One-of-a-kind shops, grand old Colonials, and history galore: Here are five things to know if you’re considering a move to this quintessential New England town.
Restaurateur Garrett Harker Debuts the First of Four New Venues
All That Fish + Oyster opens in the Fenway, and the new Eastern Standard is on deck.
The Huntington Theatre Company Starts Its First Full Season under a New Leader
Four exuberantly thoughtful productions open this autumn, courtesy of artistic director Loretta Greco.
It’s Time to Prune Your Hydrangeas, According to the “Hydrangea Whisperer”
The fine gardener at the Chatham Bars Inn has four tips for New Englanders right now.
Our rigorously researched and delightfully divisive list of 141 Greater Boston cities and towns.
Are Massachusetts’ Teachers Unions Allowing Students to Fail?
They fight against charter schools, MCAS testing, and state oversight while seeking more taxpayer money than ever before. Meanwhile, public school students’ reading and math scores are worse than they have been in 20 years. Just a coincidence?
Fall Arts Preview: 18 Things We Can’t Wait to Do This Season
It’s time for a fresh slate of music, theater, and museum exhibitions.
Real Estate Showdown: A J.P. Victorian vs. a Waterfront Home in Rhode Island
It’s amazing what a few miles can to the market. This month, we compare a historical mansard in Boston with an elaborate beach house in Bristol.
The Top Steakhouses around Boston
The cuts are prime and the fine wine is flowing. Here’s where to satisfy every carnivorous craving.
