Transportation cuts won’t hit RMV, officials say
State transportation officials said they don’t expect a proposed $15 million budget cut to force layoffs or branch closures, but the reductions could affect service.
State transportation officials said they don’t expect a proposed $15 million budget cut to force layoffs or branch closures, but the reductions could affect service.
As military cuts loom, the senator’s office met with defense industry leaders and staff of fellow New England lawmakers to safeguard Hanscom Air Force Base in Bedford.
In its annual report, the Archdiocese of Boston said its finances are on solid ground, compared with their precarious footing just a few years ago.
A $32.5 million gift will allow the Cambridge biomedical research institute to open a center where researchers will investigate the molecular contents of different human cell types.
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Glenn Close manfully portrays a buttoned-up butler in this Edwardian-era film.
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Boston Globe film critic Wesley Morris gives his take on “Albert Nobbs,” starring Glenn Close.
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In this superb work of realism by Asghar Farhadi, a request for a divorce sets in motion a chain of small domestic events whose dismaying implications accrue.
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The legendary documentarian Frederick Wiseman prowls the Paris nude-revue nightclub, watching the ways human beings manufacture the art of desire.
“When they announced that all the troops were coming home, I lost it. My son wasn’t coming home, and that was the first time I let it sink in.”
Mary Chamberlain, mother of a Marine who died in Iraq
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With the blink of an LED sign, the Silver Line at Logan Airport has, finally, entered the late 20th century.
Hoping to combat the growing epidemic of childhood obesity, the Obama administration yesterday announced its long-awaited changes to government-subsidized school meals.
Neither US Representative William R. Keating former congressman William D. Delahunt will publicly acknowledge their feud, but observers say it is acute and long-running.
The Framingham-based company said it will launch the new service, Gulf Electricity, in Connecticut in March, but expects to expand into Massachusetts in about a year.
The team has hit the All-Star break on a slowdown from its high-achieving, pre-Christmas pace. And GM Peter Chiarelli might be looking to add depth now.
Design houses such as agnes b., Thom Browne, and Givenchy attempted alien anticipation of the future, while Louis Vuitton and Kenzo opted for a gentlemen’s view of updated masculine elegance.
It takes courage to offer a program of music for violin and piano like the Weilerstein Duo did for free at Jordan Hall.
“What do you do with a policy known as the DREAM Act but that was defeated by Senate Republicans? Simply, take away its name.”
Juliette Kayyem
“The unipolar world isn’t necessarily better than what preceded it, either for the US or for the rest of the world. It might even be worse.”
Thanassis Cambanis, on the trouble with American dominance