3 hrs ago | City of Boston
Boston School Committee adopts new wellness policy
In a 5-0 vote, the Boston School Committee has adopted a new District Wellness Policy.
7 hrs ago | Genesee Country Express
News from Brooklyn, Jack's Abby, - Gansett, Stone and Sam Adams
A lot going on in the beer world, and with a lot of time off lately, I'm starting to fall behind on it all.
11 hrs ago | Boston.com
In testifying, Martorano sought to avoid death penalty
Confessed killer John V. Martorano today completed three days on the witness stand in the racketeering and murder trial of James "Whitey" Bulger, and then walked out of the courtroom, a free man despite having killed 20 people.
15 hrs ago | The Labradorian
James McCoubrey in August 2012. - Submitted photo
When James McCoubrey heard he is reportedly the oldest man in the world, he said, "That's a bunch of bunk," according to his 84-year-old daughter.
20 hrs ago | Patch.com
City Fighting Beetles in Boston's Parks
The city of Boston is expanding its beetle-fighting program to help stop the spread of the nasty elm bark beetle that threatens to destroy trees in the city's parks.
Yesterday | Patch.com
Boston Parks Receive High Marks
Bostonians regularly enjoy their parks, whether it's large like Boston Common or small like Charlestown's Eden Park.
Photos - Candidates on the trail
On April 30, Massachusetts voters picked businessman Gabriel E. Gomez, a political newcomer, to run on the Republican ticket and veteran Representative Edward Markey to run on the Democratic ticket in the Massachusetts special election to fill John Kerry's Senate seat.
Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff exclusive wednesday preview | g coverNew ...
All those beautiful spots near the water, once waiting for commercial tenants, are filling up fast with eateries, lounges, bars, and shops.
YMCA and Boston police plan hot dog cookouts to help stem wave of violence in city
In an attempt to connect with a Roxbury community already stung by a summer surge in violence, Boston police officers will join YMCA staff Friday for the first in a series of hot dog cookouts they hope will attract the neighborhood's young adults, the YMCA said today.
Police Arrest Two Robbery Suspects with the Help of GPS
At about 10:11 PM, on Monday, June 17, 2013, officers from district D-4 responded to a radio call for a robbery in progress in the area of 334 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston .
Boston's Pools Opening Soon for Summer
Soon, you'll be able to cool down in a city pool any day of the week. The city announced on Monday that Boston's 10 Centers for Youth and Families city swimming pools and one city beach will stay open every day of the week starting on June 29. In addition to the 10 pools open seven days a week, all of the city's pools are open on Sundays from 11:30 ... (more)
The median price for a luxury condo in neighborhoods like the Back Bay, South End and Beacon Hill hit $1.4 million during the first three months of the year.
MAP: Boston property tax assessment increases by ZIP code
A screen grab of an interactive heat map , produced by Esri for the BBJ. The map ranks Boston-area ZIP codes by the median increase in property tax assessments from 2012 to 2013.
PHOTOS: SoWa Open Market Brightens South End on Father's Day
Filling up three separate lots in the South End, the SoWa Open Market packed the south part of the neighorhood this past Father's Day, Sun.
Carr: Martorano's 'career' nothing to be proud of
I think it's the fact that unlike during the earlier Zip Connolly trials, he's been back in Boston for a while now.
CSX project wrap-up means money for city
CSX has declared "substantial completion" to the $100 million expansion of its freight yard between Shrewsbury and Franklin streets.
Northeastern student held on sex assault charges
A Northeastern University student was held on $30,000 bail today on charges he attacked a woman at knifepoint, threatened to rape her and started cutting her clothes off early Saturday, authorities said.
Two shot on Devon Street in Boston
More like a million to 1! Likely motives, 1. drugs/drug money. 2. baby daddy/mommy issue 3. Fight over the EBT card.
Twice Monthly I-93 Overnight Closures to Begin Tuesday
Maintenance on Interstate 93 will require transportation officials to close the expressway through Boston two times per month beginning Tuesday on the northbound side.
PHOTOS: Mayoral, City Council Candidates Parade in Boston
With Boston's mayoral and City Council races heating up, many of the candidates turned out Sunday for Charlestown's Bunker Hill Day Parade, taking advantage of an opportunity to get their faces and names out in the community.