Boston
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Brigham and Women’s Hospital Nurses Locked Out Following Strike
Thousands of union nurses in Boston face a four-day lockout after a 24-hour strike over pay, as management brings in replacement staff.
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Transit Infrastructure and Media Branding: The Dual Faces of Boston’s Blue Corridor
As Boston navigates a high-stakes debate over the future of Blue Hill Avenue transit, the city also finds its name co-opted by the global television franchise ‘Boston Blue.’ We examine the intersection of urban policy and cultural branding.
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Boston FIFA Fan Festival Reopens Following High-Wind Disruptions
Boston’s FIFA Fan Festival at City Hall Plaza reopened Friday afternoon after a two-hour closure caused by high winds, marking the second consecutive day of weather-related operational challenges.
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Boston Formalizes ‘Tartan Army’ Ties as Scottish Fans Captivate the City
Boston has officially twinned with Glasgow, cementing a cultural ‘love affair’ with Scotland’s Tartan Army during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Fidelity Cuts 1,000 Jobs as It Pivots Tech Model
Fidelity Investments is eliminating 1,000 roles as it shifts to a new technology operating model, even as it plans to hire thousands more in engineering roles.
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Officer injured, six hospitalized after Forest Hills struggle
A confrontation between a knife-wielding man and transit police at the Forest Hills MBTA station resulted in a weapon discharge and six hospitalizations on Friday.
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Logan Airport Faces Lengthy Recovery After Severe Nor’easter Halts Flights
Boston Logan International Airport experienced hundreds of flight cancellations and delays this week following Winter Storm Hernando. Recovery efforts aim for a full flight schedule by Wednesday, impacting regional travel.
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Trader Joe’s Back Bay Balances Recall with Unique Offerings
Trader Joe’s Back Bay location remains a key draw for Boston residents, navigating a nationwide product recall while continuing to offer its distinctive, affordable items.
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Major Winter Storm Blankets Massachusetts, Causes Fatalities and Widespread Disruption
A powerful winter storm, described as the biggest in four years, has blanketed Massachusetts and neighboring states with up to 22 inches of snow, leading to one confirmed fatality, widespread travel disruptions, and numerous school and business closures. Officials urge…
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How MLK Day 2026 Inspires Service, Reflection, and Community Across the US
Explore how Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2026 is marked by service, reflection, and community-building events in cities like Boston and Los Angeles, and what it means for Americans nationwide.
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Inside the 60th Head of the Charles: Boston’s Legendary Rowing Regatta Returns
The Head of the Charles Regatta marks its 60th year, drawing thousands of rowers, coaches, and fans to Boston and Cambridge for a celebration of competition, tradition, and community spirit.
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Inside the Head of the Charles: Elite Rowers, Tradition, and Global Rivalries on Boston’s Iconic River
The Head of the Charles Regatta brings together rowers from around the world, blending fierce competition with deep-rooted tradition. From Australian crews traveling across continents to historic collegiate teams defending their home turf, the regatta is a celebration of athleticism,…
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Bruins vs. Golden Knights: High-Octane Clash Reveals Strengths, Weaknesses, and Key Takeaways
In a thrilling, goal-heavy showdown at T-Mobile Arena, the Boston Bruins narrowly fell to the Vegas Golden Knights 6-5. The game showcased offensive firepower, lineup changes, and critical moments that hint at each team’s direction for the season.
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Trump’s Threats Against World Cup and Olympics Host Cities
Donald Trump has publicly threatened to pressure governing bodies to remove Boston and Los Angeles as host cities for the World Cup 2026 and the Olympics 2028, citing political and safety concerns.
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Karen Read Faces New Legal Battle in Wrongful Death Case
Karen Read returns to court as the wrongful death suit against her reignites public debate, drawing renewed scrutiny to the facts and emotional stakes of the case.