Losing bidder sues to block commuter rail deal
Massachusetts Bay Commuter Railroad Co. lost its bid earlier this year to continue running Boston’s commuter rail network.
Massachusetts Bay Commuter Railroad Co. lost its bid earlier this year to continue running Boston’s commuter rail network.
Since being posted on Tumblr earlier this month, a multimedia campaign labeled “I, Too, Am Harvard” has drawn tens of thousands of views.
President Obama’s visit comes days after a major GOP fund-raiser in Boston featuring Mitt Romney.
A decision by the state’s high court quickly drew calls for a change in state law to so “upskirting” can be prosecuted.
Police are preparing for record crowds along the route, but some spectators are debating whether they’ll show up this year.
That’s just one part of a sweeping redesign of the test aimed at making it more relevant to what students study in college.
A clinical trial in which 50 babies who are born infected will be put on drugs within 48 hours is set to begin within three months, a researcher said.
BetaBoston
The CEO of the largest database in the US insisted that license plate recognition technology is “simply photography.”
Tech Lab
Steve Serge is a star. Serge plays videogames and makes movies of the resulting digital carnage. It’s called “e-sports,” and it’s huge.
JOAN VENNOCHI
How does the Catholic Church’s teaching on homosexuality translate to a St. Patrick’s Day celebration?
The Celtics fell to 20-41 and lost for the seventh time in eight games.
An art exhibit at the Edward W. Brooke Courthouse aims to remove the shame from sexual assault and encourage others to come forward.
Talks on Ukraine between the secretary of state and his Russian counterpart bore no tangible fruit, but established that Russia wants to avoid broader conflict.
The push has confronted stiff opposition from those who say the state should not issue licenses to people in the United States illegally.
Boston Medical Center is preparing to break ground in the coming weeks on a $270 million construction and renovation project.
Nelsons’ 10 Symphony Hall programs aim to introduce local audiences to the range of his interests.
While creating the season’s “it” shoe may result in a quick retail hit, there’s a long-term incentive for creating a signature design.
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