Congress nears a desultory end
The Congress of the last two years is on track to notch a record as the most unpopular and one of the least productive in at least 40 years.
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In 1951, the Museum of Science opened along the Charles River to great popularity. After multiple expansions in the following decades, the museum grew into the facility is today, attracting approximately 1.5 million visitors per year.
The Congress of the last two years is on track to notch a record as the most unpopular and one of the least productive in at least 40 years.
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Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino says that the six “E’s” of bicycle planning can help ensure that the city streets are safe for riders.
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Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse has halted potential casino developments in his city, a month after he reversed a longtime anti-casino stance.
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Boston Globe Insiders are invited to the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum for after hours, and select participants will get to attend a concert.
New England is riding a 13-game winning streak in the year’s final month, a streak that has allowed it to seize prime playoff position in recent years.
For the second time in a week, a juror was dismissed in quadruple murder trial, forcing the jury to restart deliberations again.
Syria’s most powerful ally and the secretary general of NATO said separately that Syrian rebels are getting closer to winning the country’s civil war.
Republicans aren’t budging on tax rates, and Democrats are resisting steps like raising the eligibility age for Medicare.
A city-owned substation is poised for a dramatic transformation: a mixed-use complex with dozens of apartments, restaurants, and a produce market.
The Civil War epic led the Golden Globes nominees in this morning’s announcement.
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