The dismissals include the entire department of business development, according to the Boston Redevelopment Authority.
Mayor Walsh’s vision to make Boston a world-class city includes streamlined permitting, he said Friday.
Callahan Tunnel to reopen Monday morningTwo and a half months after it was closed for repairs, the tunnel is scheduled to reopen ahead of schedule.
John Burbine, who is in jail as he awaits trial of molesting infants and toddlers, was rushed to a hospital today.
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A boy fighting cancer gets to be police chief for a day, a look at the construction in the Callahan Tunnel, and more of the week’s best images.
Ideas
Putin’s long game? The Eurasian UnionIt starts in 2015 and sounds like a scheme to rebuild the USSR, but its history is quite different — and troubling for the West.
A Russian military truck broke down the gates and entered the base, according to a Ukrainian news agency.
style magazine
The Most Stylish Bostonians 2014The Globe’s ninth annual list of tastemakers. The full issue is out Sunday.
SCOT LEHIGH
Want a longer school day? Pay upWe haven’t had a frank discussion about how to expand the school day in a way that’s educationally effective and affordable.
Deven Marrero and his slick glove, Xander Bogaerts and his super potential and even the unsigned Stephen Drew all could be in play.
The judge she was inclined to deduct money from the account Bulger can use to buy personal items in prison.
The speaker of Russia’s upper house of parliament said Crimea would be welcome as an “equal subject.”
Friday marks the second day of the Conservative Political Action Conference, where thousands of activists seek to put their stamp on the GOP.
US employers added 175,000 jobs, but the unemployment rate rose as more people started looking for work.
Tanya Donelly returns with new music and two hometown shows with her old band, Throwing Muses.
If “300” was a pep-talk on how to lose with dignity, “Rise of an Empire” is an inspirational speech on the value of teamwork.
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