A brand new Boston

The hope was that Boston?s newest neighborhood ? the Seaport ? would be for everyone; after all, some $18 billion in taxpayers? dollars were devoted to it. But look around and you will see a place that benefits largely the white and wealthy.

Discuss: Is the Seaport an inviting place for you?

" It's definitely an issue - and it's just another in a long list of failures and disappointments in the mismanaged development of the Seaport.

Part one: The image of Boston

Does Boston still deserve its racist reputation?

While the city has made much progress, look at income, employment, segregation, and politics ? and reevaluate how far we?ve really come.

Story schedule

DAY 1 | SUNDAY: Image
DAY 2 | MONDAY: Seaport
DAY 3 | TUESDAY: Hospitals
DAY 4 | WEDNESDAY: Universities
DAY 5 | THURSDAY: Sports
DAY 6 | FRIDAY: Power
DAY 7 | SATURDAY: Solutions

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Backlash at Fenway Health leads CEO to resign

The exterior of Fenway Community Health Center, whose chief executive resigned Sunday. — Joanne Rathe/Globe Staff

Stephen Boswell?s departure came two days after a Globe investigation detailed claims of harassment and bullying against Dr. Harvey Makadon.

From foes to codefendants: 2 men charged in same killing

Keith Williams and Wesson Colas are charged with murder in Dawnn Jaffier?s 2014 death, even though prosecutors say Williams fired the fatal shots.

Red Sox pitcher Steven Wright arrested after domestic incident

Wright, who was arrested Friday night in Tennessee, said he did not hit anyone in his family.

Trump continues his full-court press for Roy Moore

The president?s latest move in support of the US Senate candidate was recording a robocall urging voters to back Moore.

Opinion | Margery Eagan

This small-town lawyer is protecting Moore?s accusers

Paula Cobia is defending these women ? women with no power, now facing staggering power far beyond Alabama?s borders.

More snow could hit Mass. tonight

Parts of the state, especially in the upper Berkshires, could get up to 8 inches of fresh snowfall.

BU president among the highest paid in country

Robert Brown, who earned $2.48 million in compensation in 2015, was one of several university leaders to top the $2 million mark.

Pot bars, weed delivery, edibles: State debates rules

This week is crunch time for the Mass. Cannabis Control Commission.

Tom Bluthardt says he?s done with Boston Matchmakers. — Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff

The Fine Print | Sean P. Murphy

For $1,000, Boston dating service disappoints a client

Seven months have passed without so much as a just-checking-in e-mail from Boston Matchmakers, and one user says he wasted his money.

Globe Santa

Salem Snowball Gala has raised funds for Globe Santa since 1995

When Bill Lynch and two friends started the event, they didn?t have any idea how much it would grow.

Patriots at Dolphins | 8:30 p.m. (ESPN, Ch. 5)

TARA SULLIVAN

A presence like Devin McCourty?s is invaluable

The Patriots safety provides an anchor while the NFL is rocked to its foundation by bigger issues than we?ve seen in decades.

Ben Volin | On Football

How the once-maligned Patriots? defense turned it around

The Patriots were one of the worst in points allowed after four weeks, but since then they are No. 1.

Once again, Luis Tiant doesn?t get the call for the Hall

The former Red Sox ace fell far short of the mark during the Modern Era veterans? panel?s vote.

CELTICS 91, PISTONS 81

Revenge was sweet for the Celtics

Boston (23-5), which lost to Detroit two weeks ago, avenged one of its few losses of the season.

Tenn. boy?s emotional video about bullying gains attention nationwide

Public figures across the country ? including from Mass. ? are rallying behind Keaton Jones.

Net neutrality fight isn?t over yet

On Thursday the FCC is expected to reverse the Obama administration?s policy on ?Net neutrality.?

Brandeis celebrates professors? Nobel

Students, faculty, and staff gathered Sunday for a watch party as one current and one retired Brandeis professor were honored.

Bill would force Mass. to honor concealed-gun permits from other states

More guns would be on the streets if Congress passes the bill, officials and gun regulation advocates said.

The Season Ticket podcast

Guest host Chad Finn talks ?Hot Stove? ? offseason trades and player signings ? with Boston Globe Red Sox beat reporter Peter Abraham.

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It?s now or never for UMass Boston

The real potential of UMass Boston can?t be harnessed without vision from the top.

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He put BSO on the map ? then landed in a world of trouble

One hundred years ago, one of the world?s top conductors was ensnared in a scandal involving patriotism and sex. It almost toppled Boston?s famed orchestra.