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Motorcyclist seriously hurt in Back Bay crash
Richard Weir is the Herald's new "T" beat reporter, covering a subway and bus system that moves 1.3 million people every day and is the lifeblood of the city.
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The best picks around the world for celebrating Pride
Politics will mix with partying this Pride season as gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people and their allies around the world celebrate President Barack Obama's support for same-sex marriage and protest North Carolina's passage of constitutional amendment banning same-sex unions.
Cupcakes at Sweet, moving beyond the fad
A Cupcake shops have been popping up all over in recent years. This thrills some customers while giving chills to others, taking something that was once a traditional treat and turning it into a loathsome fad-food. However, if you can separate the kitsch of the cupcake shop from the actual dessert itself, you might be pleasantly surprised.
Boston Common Struggle Events This Summer:
Join Common Struggle members as we stand up against measures that put the cost of the recession on the shoulders of the working class.
PHOTOS: Socializing For Justice's Open House
Read blog posts from your neighbors on a variety of local topics. Want your voice in the mix? Contact your Patch editor, Cate Lecuyer, to start blogging.
Republicans Meet in Watertown; Democrats Hold Super Hero Election
The Republican hopefuls running for state representative and senate stressed the need to make Massachusetts more business friendly and to cut spending by the Legislature, during a candidates night Monday, May 21, in Watertown.
Entrepreneur's Business Travel Awards 2012
Hitting the road for work needn't be a loathsome chore. Our picks for the best cities for business travel have it all--entrepreneurial culture, stylish hotels, great eats and the elusive "fun" factor.
Meet 'The President,' An Up and Coming Rap Artist with a Positive Message
"If you don't like the way you're living, you can change that," raps Wakefield resident Nick Kermelewicz, known in the Boston music scene as The President.A And he means it.A A self-made musician,A Kermelewicz, 21, is the winner of Patch's "Battle of the Bands," contest , the month-long competition that pitted local acts against one another and ... (more)
Despite Mayor's support, Bostonians meet challenges with citified gardens
Republicans Candidates Stress Making Mass. Business Friendly, Cutting State Spending
The Republican hopefuls running for state representative and state senate stressed the need to make Massachusetts more business friendly and to cut spending by the Legislature,A during a candidates night in Watertown.
Drop-off in gifts to Obama in Mass.
Cash from an elite corps of Massachusetts backers has gushed into the Democratic National Committee, which has much higher contribution limits than the Obama campaign.
Quack your way through Boston on the Boston Duck Tour
The Boston Duck Tour is one of Boston's most unique and entertaining tours. During this 80 minute ride, you will hear many insights and fun anecdotes regarding the history of Boston, while passing by major points of the city, such asA the Boston Common, Copley Square, Faneuil Hall, and more.A What makes the Duck Tour so original and popular among ... (more)
Bars serve food because drinking on an empty stomach all too often leads to dancing on a not-so-empty table.
Opinion: Do Boston Families Even Want Public Schools?
When you're a member of the audience, you hope to outnumber the performers.A An empty venue is disheartening for those on stage and there's less energy in the room.
It's bad news for renters and, even worse, is the fact that market conditions are allowing landlords to extract higher deposits and fees.
5 Things, Including A Closeout Sale at Wild Indigo
Wild Indigo on Dartmouth Street is closing. Owner Christina Murphy told South End Patch that unexpected events forced the move.
The evening will be partly cloudy, with a low around 52. 2. Look for artists all over the city today, capturing the beauty of Boston for the Copley Society of Art's 24th annual Fresh Paint Day .
Parks Dept. Seed Grants Support City Gardeners
Mayor Thomas M. Menino has announced that 26 community groups will receive "Seed Grants" from a Boston Parks and Recreation Department program providing grants to local community gardens.
441 Stuart St. in Boston sells for $40M
Synergy Investment & Development inked a deal to buy 441 Stuart St. in Boston's Back Bay for $40 million, according to two sources, less than a week after the Boston firm agreed to buy the InterContinental Garage on the Hub's waterfront.
Do Boston Families Even Want Public School?
When you're a member of the audience, you hope to outnumber the performers.A An empty venue is disheartening for those on stage and there's less energy in the room.