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40 Local Leaders Share Their Favorite Places in Boston
Edited by Andrea Timpano Reporting by Spencer Buell, Colbi Edmonds, Catherine Elton, Erin Kayata, Ann Matica, John Spooner, John Terhune, and Lisa Weidenfeld Stéphane Bancel […]
The Battle for Franklin Park
The auditorium at Boston’s English High School was packed when Zack DeClerck strode to the microphone one April evening in 2018. Before him was a […]
On the Market: A Stylish Loft in Nubian Square with a Spa-Like Bathroom
10 Williams Street #33, Roxbury Price: $765,000 Size: 1,443 square feet Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1 With arts, culture, dining, and shopping all in one chic […]
Top Places to Live 2021
If You Already Want to Move Back to the City Back Bay Median Condo Price: $1,160,000 One-Year Change: -3% Is the Back Bay ever not […]
The New Look of Boston’s Higher Education Institutions
Regular COVID-19 tests, online classes, socially distanced dorms—this fall, students, parents, faculty, and administrators will experience college literally like never before. But what will going […]
New Year, New Name: Nubian Square Is Making Room for Change
When I plug my destination into Google Maps on the first sunny winter day all week to check how long until my bus will arrive, […]
It’s Official: Dudley Square Is Now Nubian Square
It’s official: Roxbury’s Dudley Square is getting a name change. The city’s Public Improvement Commission voted unanimously Thursday to change the name of the Roxbury […]
Dudley Square Will Get a New Jazz Club and Restaurant
A fixture on the Boston jazz scene is opening a music venue and restaurant in Dudley Square. A new venture by Berklee professor and record […]
Black Market in Roxbury Has a Powerful Message after “White Lives Matter” Vandalism
Kai Grant was ready for this. By the time vandals showed up at her Black Market in Dudley Square and scrawled “White Lives Matter” on […]
Suffolk Construction Is Suspending its Push for a Helipad in Roxbury
Is there any piece of infrastructure more reviled by the general public than the helipad? Once again, a proposal to build one within city limits […]
Don’t Tune Out the Gardner Museum’s New Sound Art Installations
For the first time in its 114-year history, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is showcasing work outside of its own walls. The museum’s new exhibit, “Listen […]
Shot Fired Inside Boston School Department Headquarters in Roxbury
Boston Police are investigating a shooting inside the Boston School Department headquarters at the Bolling Municipal Building in Roxbury’s Dudley Square. Police say at least one shot was fired […]
Controversial Developer Plans to Convert Historic Roxbury Church into Condos
A Brighton realtor’s plans to redevelop a historic church in the Highland Park neighborhood of Roxbury into condominiums has some community members seething. At a neighborhood meeting last week, […]
The Story of Boston in Six Squares
As a city, they’ve long defined us. Now they show us how we’re changing.
Onaje X. O. Woodbine Talks Black Gods of the Asphalt
There’s a spectacular moment in Black Gods of the Asphalt, the startling nonfiction debut by scholar Onaje X.O. Woodbine, when a street basketball player soars over […]