Walsh aides seek inaugural donations

Organizers of Mayor-elect Martin Walsh’s inauguration are asking for up to $50,000 apiece to bankroll his inaugural celebration.

Mohegan Sun, Suffolk Downs announce deal to bring casino to Revere

The race track would lease land to Mohegan under an ambitious new proposal to build a $1 billion gambling resort in Revere.

Olivia Mora is charged with vehicular homicide.

Tangled picture of suspect in crash that killed girl

Olivia Mora, a 36-year-old with a long record of traffic violations, was allegedly drunk when the vehicle she was driving hit and killed a 7-year-old girl Tuesday.

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The Shawmut Street Extension will be renamed Saturday, 71 years after the most devastating building fire in New England history.

globe santa

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One early request to Globe Santa came on behalf of 10- and 12-year-old boys whose father lost his job and was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

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Melrose’s Scott Macaulay is expecting dozens for Thanksgiving dinner, an annual extravaganza that he organizes, pays for, cooks, and serves, almost all of it by himself.

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Macaulay, who repairs vaccums for a living, started the tradition when his family was divided by divorce. Pictured, he flipped through a photo album of his dinners.

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This is the 28th year that Macaulay, 52, is hosting Thanksgiving at a Baptist Church in Melrose for people who have no other place to go.

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Except for the occasional small donation, Macaulay finances this all himself, and even though he’s frugal, it still costs him more than $1,000.

Plenty of room for all at Scott Macaulay’s tables

For the 28th year, Macaulay will host dozens for dinner at First Baptist Church in Melrose, a meal he organizes, pays for, cooks, and serves, most of it single-handedly.

yvonne abraham

My turkey, my nemesis

I like to think I’m a good cook. And I’m not generally the squeamish type. But I find the turkey’s extreme turkeyness offputting.

John Garrasi, the Watertown Best Buy store manager, recently lead his team thorough a Black Friday simulation.

Best Buy simulates Black Friday to prepare staff

Black Friday is a crazy day for shoppers, but it can also be hectic and stressful for store workers.

Schools

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Football teams across the state square off today in rivalry games, and many players will take the field for the final time.

Opinion

EDWARD L. GLAESER

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A day to reflect on past tragedies — and prevent future ones.

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‘Strong Boy’ by Christopher Klein

The remarkable biography of the legendary boxer, John L. Sullivan, a.k.a the Boston Strong Boy, takes full measure of the man, the fighter, and fin de siècle America.