A closer look at new Patriots quarterback Mac Jones, who led Alabama to the national championship
Jones fell to 15th in the first round of the draft, but said he was thrilled to be chosen by the Patriots.
Jeneé Osterheldt
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Tim Scott is right. America has made progress. But it’s still racist
Tim Scott is right. America isn’t just a racist country. It’s a supremacist and individualistic nation where sometimes those who manage to navigate its hurdles tend to deny the systemic realities of a rotten foundation.
GOP’s Senator Scott delivers rebuttal of Biden’s speech to Congress, criticizing him over race, pandemic
Tim Scott is right. America isn’t just a racist country. It’s a supremacist and individualistic nation where sometimes those who manage to navigate its hurdles tend to deny the systemic realities of a rotten foundation.
After all those eager for vaccination get their shots, how to reach the rest? Primary care doctors say they’re the answer.
The Baker administration has favored hospitals, pharmacies, mass vaccination sites, and community health centers in the vaccine rollout.
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Park designers settle on new concept for Copley Square
Architectural firm Sasaki and Boston’s parks department have finalized a new version of the square, one that is aimed at accommodating neighbors’ respites, tourists’ visits, the weekly farmers market, and the occasional big event.
Here’s a look at the Copley Square redesign plan
Architectural firm Sasaki and Boston’s parks department have finalized a new version of the square, one that is aimed at accommodating neighbors’ respites, tourists’ visits, the weekly farmers market, and the occasional big event.
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