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At Harvard University, Dr. Jeffrey Lichtman led an effort to produce the most detailed map of a piece of human brain every created.

Harvard scientists unveil the most detailed map of the brain ever: ‘It’s an alien world inside your own head’

The researchers, with Google and other partners, spent a decade deciphering 1 cubic millimeter of tissue.

Pro-Palestinian protesters march to MIT president’s home
The unrest at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology continued to mount Friday evening, some 12 hours after police dismantled a pro-Palestinian encampment and arrested 10 people, as a couple hundred students banded together, took to the streets, and marched to President Sally Kornbluth’s home.

After nearly three weeks on campus, MIT’s pro-Palestinian student encampment ends with arrests Timeline: The events leading up to the dismantling of the encampment at MIT

Hillary Clinton faces blowback for saying protesters ‘don’t know’ about Middle Eastern history

Harvard’s encampment is the last one standing in Greater Boston

What to know about Sally Kornbluth, MIT's president

Northern Lights to make an appearance over New England tonight in ‘extraordinary’ solar event
Scientists issue the first geomagnetic storm watch in nearly 20 years due to ‘highly elevated’ conditions.

The science behind the Northern Lights

The aurora borealis, commonly known as the Northern Lights, are seen in the sky above Kiruna in Sweden on March 7, 2024.

Here’s where and when the Northern Lights will be visible over New England tonight

Even if you don’t see the spectacular nighttime sky all aglow, your cellphone just might do the trick.

Travel

Don’t even think about leaving Putney without tasting something maple-y. Harlow Farm is a good bet, and they make maple creemees, too.

Welcome to the most Vermont-ish village in the Green Mountain State

Michael’s on the Hill, an elegant restaurant located in an 1820 farmhouse, serves classic, well-composed European fare, emphasizing local ingredients, like the crab cake shown here.

Waterbury, Vt.: The best little foodie town in New England

The Statue of Liberty and the New York City skyline sat in a deep freeze in the wake of a catastrophic climatic shift in a scene from "The Day After Tomorrow."

Lights, camera ... climate? Report finds Hollywood is depicting a world without climate change

“To learn that only 10 percent of the films over the last decade — over this critical period — are even including climate change in their story worlds ... it’s disappointing.”

Massachusetts Democrats pitch energy transition to union workers: ‘This is a huge construction project’

Karen Read and John O’Keefe ‘never entered my house,’ Canton homeowners testify

As the second week of the murder trial of Karen Read concluded, Brian and Nicole Albert testified that O’Keefe and Read did not step foot in their home, contradicting a central claim by Read’s defense team.

How Friday's testimony unfolded

Judge directs Michael Cohen to keep quiet about Trump ahead of his hush money trial testimony
Prosecutors have been building up their case ahead of crucial testimony from Cohen, Trump’s former lawyer who arranged the $130,000 payout to Stormy Daniels — he says at Trump’s direction.

How Friday's testimony unfolded Tracker: Who has testified in the trial so far?

Ginkgo Bioworks to slash labor costs, jobs
After lackluster first-quarter earnings, Ginkgo Bioworks said it will slash labor expenses by at least 25 percent, which will include an unspecified number of job cuts.

‘It feels pointless sometimes’: As hospitals grow more corporate, fed-up doctors are pushing back
Burned out and frustrated with bottom-line-oriented hospital management, doctors are starting to unionize, including at Salem Hospital.

US says Israel’s use of US arms likely violated international law, but evidence is incomplete

The administration’s finding of “reasonable” evidence to conclude that its ally had breached international law in its conduct of the war in Gaza, represents the strongest such statement from Biden officials.

UN assembly approves resolution granting Palestine new rights and reviving its UN membership bid Heavy fighting in Gaza’s Rafah keeps aid crossings closed, sends 110,000 civilians fleeing

A tractor-trailer struck a bridge heading towards Storrow Drive in the early Friday morning.

Crews remove tractor-trailer ‘storrowed’ beneath Bowker Overpass on Storrow Drive

Oklahoma man indicted by federal grand jury for allegedly throwing pipe bomb at Satanic Temple in Salem

Former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick faced reporters during an NFL football news conference on Jan. 11, 2024 in Foxborough. The Nantucket Current reports that Belichick recently purchased another home on the island.

Former Patriots coach Bill Belichick buys (another) home on Nantucket

A rendering of CanalSide Food + Drink, opening this fall.

There’s a new food hall coming to Cambridge (and it will appeal to ‘90s ‘mall babies’)

The centerpiece of CanalSide Food + Drink will be a new bar from the mixologists at The Baldwin Bar, Birds of Paradise, and Grill 23.

Pat Maroon was one of seven Bruins who received misconduct penalties in Game 2 against Florida.

Pat Maroon says Bruins should be angry after Game 2, but ‘Tkachuk’s not going to fight me’

The rugged winger saluted David Pastrnak for mixing it up while emphasizing that the Bruins should not take dumb penalties.

Panthers at Bruins Game 3: One way or another, this is probably going to be a slugfest

LOVE LETTERS

There’s a good reason she didn’t respond …

They met on an app, but maybe they already knew each other. Maybe they knew each other very well.

Blind date: ‘I really wish I asked him what his skin care regimen was’

Matthew Gilbert | 'SNL' Showdown

Belushi vs. Wiig. Murphy vs. Murray. Vote in Round 3 of our best ‘SNL’ cast member bracket.

Vote in the Globe’s "SNL" Showdown bracket to help pick the best cast member from the past five decades.

Round 2 recap

Bill Murray over Mike Myers? Voters again show that they prefer ‘SNL’ cast members of a certain vintage.

Round 2's biggest surprise was Bill Murray's lopsided win over Mike Myers. And its toughest call may have been Cecily Strong vs. Maya Rudolph.

AAPI Heritage Month

Anne Nishimura Morse, the William and Helen Pounds Senior Curator of Japanese Art, sits for a portrait in one of the newly renovated galleries at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

MFA reopens its Arts of Japan galleries after six years of closure

Amy Tan, pictured here in a park near Harvard Square, was recently in Cambridge on a book tour for her latest work, "The Backyard Bird Chronicles."

Amy Tan reflects on her new nonfiction book. ‘Birds were fun ... fiction writing is torment.’

The oxtail pho with bone marrow at Le Madeline in Quincy.

Eight restaurants to eat at for AAPI Heritage Month

Jeannie Salomon speaking at the Cultural Society for Entrepreneurship, Bilingualism, Resources and Inspirations' May 4 AAPI Heritage Month Celebration.

COMMENTARY | JEANNIE SALOMON

This AAPI Heritage Month, it’s time to get serious about teaching AAPI history in Rhode Island

Opinion

Police line tape covered part of a campus map after police officers cleared a pro-Palestinian protest encampment at George Washington University on May 8, in Washington, D.C.

Alex Shieh

I’m a conservative student. Freedom of speech protects pro-Palestinian protesters too.

Those who curtail objectionable speech often naively believe that by doing so, they’re stopping the spread of harmful ideas. But in practice, censorship often fans the flames it’s meant to extinguish.

EDITORIAL

Despite shaky rollout, Wu’s White Stadium plan is good for student athletes

SCOT LEHIGH

Readers respond: There are ways to talk to family and friends who support Trump

IDEAS | VERONIQUE GREENWOOD

A sensory twist in the story of human evolution

IDEAS | MAURA KELLY

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Appeals court upholds Steve Bannon’s contempt of Congress conviction
A federal appeals court has upheld the criminal conviction of Donald Trump’s longtime ally Steve Bannon for defying a subpoena from the House committee investigating the attack on the US Capitol.

MFA appoints Anastasia Christophilopoulou as new chair of ancient Greek and Roman art

Christophilopoulou currently serves as senior curator of the Ancient Mediterranean at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, England. She will begin at the MFA in the early fall and said she’s excited about the move to Boston.

NH BUSINESS

Home prices in New Hampshire set yet another record in April
The upward price trend continued even as more houses came on the market

In reversal, Virginia school board votes to restore Confederate names to 2 schools
A Virginia school board voted Friday to restore the names of Confederate military leaders to a high school and an elementary school, four years after the names had been removed.

N.H. Attorney General ‘disappointed’ ACLU ‘has chosen to support’ neo-Nazi white supremacist group
The ACLU is arguing for free speech, while the Attorney General pursues civil charges against NSC-131 for hanging a white supremacist sign from a public highway overpass.

The United States is expected to announce a new $400m package of weapons for Ukraine
This is the third tranche of aid for Ukraine since Congress passed supplemental funding in late April after months of gridlock.

BOOKS

Juli Min’s ‘Shanghailanders’ transports readers to the root of one family’s fractured relationships
The Globe spoke with Min ahead of her appearance at Harvard Book Store on Monday, where she’ll be talking about her new book with author Abue Rey Lescure.

BILLY BAKER

In Rockport, the iconic red fishing shack gets a new look
Motif Number 1, said to be the most painted and photographed building in America, is getting a fresh coat of paint. But is the color right?

Prince William says Kate’s ‘doing well,’ in rare comments since she announced her cancer diagnosis
The Princess of Wales stepped away from public duties after announcing on March 22 that she had been diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer.

The T is paying consultants up to $610 per hour — to figure out how to save money

The MBTA entered into a $450,000 contract with a consulting firm last month, with consultants charging between $244 and $610 per hour.

A few Mass. Democrats put $5m into the budget for dog parks, a castle, and more. And they did it in secret.
With 15 in total, the House budget’s primary author included more individual earmarks for himself than any of the chamber’s other 158 representatives.

no stupid questions

Introducing No Stupid Questions, how-to guides for navigating adult life in Boston
The first installment of this series will cover five topics: Traffic, taxes, networking, finding a neighborhood to call home, and locating trustworthy services. It launches on May 13.

BLOTTER TALES

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Two men fall asleep in the wrong hotel room, people argue over an Asteroids video game, and other odd tales from local police and fire departments.

Culture & Lifestyle

Boston Ballet in Ken Ossola's "The Space Between."

Boston Ballet is in shape for Paris with ‘Spring Experience’

Psychotherapist and Gay Sons & Mothers founder Rick Miller (right) used to pose for photos like his mother, Suzanne (left), with a bent knee.

A Boston therapist assumed gay sons and their mothers had strong bonds. Then he heard more of their stories.

Conductor Keith Lockhart is in his 29th year leading the Pops, whose spring season begins Friday.

A new season’s afoot as Keith Lockhart and the Pops spring into action

At the Citizens Bank Opera House, Boston Ballet music director Mischa Santora conducts the orchestral rehearsal of “Toccata,” for the ballet “The Space Between.”

Boston Ballet orchestra adds live electronics to the mix for ‘The Space Between’

Special Projects

Ashfield, MA 06/13//2023, At Sanderson Academy, books in a fourth-grade classroom.

Suzanne Kreiter\Globe staff

Lost in a World of Words

Learning to read is the greatest gift a school can give a child. And yet, in Massachusetts, outmoded teaching methods leave thousands of students struggling to gain this critical skill.

Beyond the Gilded Gate

People in and around Boston are being challenged, in ways never before, to address the region's unprecedented housing crisis.

Nightmare in Mission Hill

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Boston, MA—12/14/2022 - Commuters wait for the T to arrive at Ruggles Station. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff)

Boston doesn’t work if the T doesn’t work

With the MBTA engulfed by issues, everyday riders are feeling the pain.

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Opinion, ideas, and commentary

Stormy Daniels spoke outside federal court in New York, April 16, 2018.

KIMBERLY ATKINS STOHR

Stormy Daniels is an imperfect witness. I still believe her.

Jim Lyons (right) and Amy Carnevale of the Massachusetts Republican Party.

Scot Lehigh

The Massachusetts GOP seems to be getting its act together. Is it?

Governor Kristi Noem of South Dakota falsely claims in her new book that she met Kim Jong Un, the ruler of North Korea.

JEFF JACOBY

Deep in a hole, Kristi Noem keeps digging

Popular chain restaurants have long relied on family-style menus, but independent fine-dining operations are starting to see the wisdom behind the approach as well.

Karen Stabiner

A mountain of food at the restaurant? No thanks.

IDEAS | CHRISTOF KOCH

I almost died. Here’s what I learned from the experience.

IDEAS

Blueprints for a new downtown Boston

Metro

Pro-Palestinian protesters march to MIT president’s home

The unrest at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology continued to mount Friday evening, some 12 hours after police dismantled a pro-Palestinian encampment and arrested 10 people, as a couple hundred students banded together, took to the streets, and marched to President Sally Kornbluth’s home.

Everett soccer stadium bill clears first committee

Everett Sen. Sal DiDomenico’s bill, which seeks to change the designation for a blighted land parcel along the Mystic River, advanced out of the Joint Committee on Economic Development and Emerging Technologies on April 25, about three weeks after its public hearing, and was shipped to the Senate Ways and Means Committee.

Senate ways and means chair waiting for feds to ‘Come to their senses’ on immigration

Republican or Democrat, Beacon Hill lawmakers hoping for an assist from Washington on the ongoing migrant crisis are fixing their gaze on the other side of Election Day, with one Senate Republican saying he sees “a lot of election year politics” at play.

Karen Read and John O’Keefe ‘never entered my house,’ Canton homeowners testify

Sports

Game 2 was a physical contest down in Florida, and the Bruins came out on the losing end of a 6-1 decision.

live updates

The Bruins and Panthers are facing off in Game 3 at TD Garden. Follow along for live updates.

The series is tied 1-1 after the Bruins lost a slugfest in Game 2.

Joseph Griffin Jr. pulls in what was his sixth and final touchdown for Boston College on Sept. 30 against Virginia. The Springfield native will be transferring to Wisconsin.

college football

Joseph Griffin Jr. will be leaving Boston College football for Wisconsin after two seasons

The wide receiver from Springfield was the Eagles' second-leading receiver last season.

Sweden's Victor Olofsson challenges for a puck with Will Smith of the United States during a preliminary-round match at the IIHF world hockey championships Friday. Smith, a forward from Lexington, is joined on the squad by Boston College teammate Ryan Leonard of Amherst.

world hockey championships

United States loses its opening game at the IIHF men’s world hockey championships

The Americans dropped a 5-2 decision to Sweden in Prague, and they play Germany on Saturday.

beat writer's notebook

Jayson Tatum’s sub patterns, Jaylen Brown’s voice, a super-team debate, and other Celtics thoughts

EMASS BOYS' VOLLEYBALL: PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

EMass boys’ volleyball: Rocking for Cambridge, James Rochberg headlines Players of the Week

Business

Former Patriots coach Bill Belichick buys (another) home on Nantucket

The former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick recently closed on a $4.8 million home on Fair Street, according to the Nantucket Current.

Ginkgo Bioworks to slash labor costs, jobs

After lackluster first-quarter earnings, Ginkgo Bioworks said it will slash labor expenses by at least 25 percent, which will include an unspecified number of job cuts.

NH BUSINESS

Home prices in New Hampshire set yet another record in April

RI POLITICS

Dr. Jerome Larkin nominated as R.I. state health director

magazine

Tech Power Players 2024

Meet the CEOs, founders, and investors on the Globe’s third annual list of New England tech leaders

Dinner with Cupid

Blind date: ‘I really wish I asked him what his skin care regimen was’

After more than a half century in business, the Christmas Tree Shops closed its remaining stores last summer to the dismay of devoted customers.

CONNECTIONS

My mom and I butted heads. But never at the Christmas Tree Shops.

Photos of Shelby Hewitt, including her 2023 booking photo (center).

Globe Magazine

Bruins send vintage message ahead of Game 3

Harvard scientists unveil the most detailed map of the brain ever: ‘It’s an alien world inside your own head’

Hillary Clinton faces blowback for saying protesters ‘don’t know’ about Middle Eastern history

Harvard’s encampment is the last one standing in Greater Boston

What to know about Sally Kornbluth, MIT's president

Northern Lights to make an appearance over New England tonight in ‘extraordinary’ solar event Scientists issue the first geomagnetic storm watch in nearly 20 years due to ‘highly elevated’ conditions.

Here’s where and when the Northern Lights will be visible over New England tonight

Welcome to the most Vermont-ish village in the Green Mountain State

Waterbury, Vt.: The best little foodie town in New England

Lights, camera ... climate? Report finds Hollywood is depicting a world without climate change

Karen Read and John O’Keefe ‘never entered my house,’ Canton homeowners testify

Judge directs Michael Cohen to keep quiet about Trump ahead of his hush money trial testimony Prosecutors have been building up their case ahead of crucial testimony from Cohen, Trump’s former lawyer who arranged the $130,000 payout to Stormy Daniels — he says at Trump’s direction.

Ginkgo Bioworks to slash labor costs, jobs After lackluster first-quarter earnings, Ginkgo Bioworks said it will slash labor expenses by at least 25 percent, which will include an unspecified number of job cuts.

‘It feels pointless sometimes’: As hospitals grow more corporate, fed-up doctors are pushing back Burned out and frustrated with bottom-line-oriented hospital management, doctors are starting to unionize, including at Salem Hospital.

US says Israel’s use of US arms likely violated international law, but evidence is incomplete

Crews remove tractor-trailer ‘storrowed’ beneath Bowker Overpass on Storrow Drive

Oklahoma man indicted by federal grand jury for allegedly throwing pipe bomb at Satanic Temple in Salem

Former Patriots coach Bill Belichick buys (another) home on Nantucket

There’s a new food hall coming to Cambridge (and it will appeal to ‘90s ‘mall babies’)

Pat Maroon says Bruins should be angry after Game 2, but ‘Tkachuk’s not going to fight me’

There’s a good reason she didn’t respond …

Belushi vs. Wiig. Murphy vs. Murray. Vote in Round 3 of our best ‘SNL’ cast member bracket.

Bill Murray over Mike Myers? Voters again show that they prefer ‘SNL’ cast members of a certain vintage.

MFA reopens its Arts of Japan galleries after six years of closure

Amy Tan reflects on her new nonfiction book. ‘Birds were fun ... fiction writing is torment.’

Eight restaurants to eat at for AAPI Heritage Month

This AAPI Heritage Month, it’s time to get serious about teaching AAPI history in Rhode Island

I’m a conservative student. Freedom of speech protects pro-Palestinian protesters too.

Despite shaky rollout, Wu’s White Stadium plan is good for student athletes

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Appeals court upholds Steve Bannon’s contempt of Congress conviction A federal appeals court has upheld the criminal conviction of Donald Trump’s longtime ally Steve Bannon for defying a subpoena from the House committee investigating the attack on the US Capitol.

MFA appoints Anastasia Christophilopoulou as new chair of ancient Greek and Roman art

NH BUSINESS Home prices in New Hampshire set yet another record in April The upward price trend continued even as more houses came on the market

In reversal, Virginia school board votes to restore Confederate names to 2 schools A Virginia school board voted Friday to restore the names of Confederate military leaders to a high school and an elementary school, four years after the names had been removed.

N.H. Attorney General ‘disappointed’ ACLU ‘has chosen to support’ neo-Nazi white supremacist group The ACLU is arguing for free speech, while the Attorney General pursues civil charges against NSC-131 for hanging a white supremacist sign from a public highway overpass.

The United States is expected to announce a new $400m package of weapons for Ukraine This is the third tranche of aid for Ukraine since Congress passed supplemental funding in late April after months of gridlock.

BOOKS Juli Min’s ‘Shanghailanders’ transports readers to the root of one family’s fractured relationships The Globe spoke with Min ahead of her appearance at Harvard Book Store on Monday, where she’ll be talking about her new book with author Abue Rey Lescure.

BILLY BAKER In Rockport, the iconic red fishing shack gets a new look Motif Number 1, said to be the most painted and photographed building in America, is getting a fresh coat of paint. But is the color right?

Prince William says Kate’s ‘doing well,’ in rare comments since she announced her cancer diagnosis The Princess of Wales stepped away from public duties after announcing on March 22 that she had been diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer.

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The T is paying consultants up to $610 per hour — to figure out how to save money

A few Mass. Democrats put $5m into the budget for dog parks, a castle, and more. And they did it in secret. With 15 in total, the House budget’s primary author included more individual earmarks for himself than any of the chamber’s other 158 representatives.

no stupid questions Introducing No Stupid Questions, how-to guides for navigating adult life in Boston The first installment of this series will cover five topics: Traffic, taxes, networking, finding a neighborhood to call home, and locating trustworthy services. It launches on May 13.

BLOTTER TALES A new police dog joins the force, two guys fall asleep in the wrong hotel room, and arguments ensue over an Asteroids video game Two men fall asleep in the wrong hotel room, people argue over an Asteroids video game, and other odd tales from local police and fire departments.

Culture & Lifestyle

Boston Ballet is in shape for Paris with ‘Spring Experience’

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Pro-Palestinian protesters march to MIT president’s home

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Sports

The Bruins and Panthers are facing off in Game 3 at TD Garden. Follow along for live updates.

Joseph Griffin Jr. will be leaving Boston College football for Wisconsin after two seasons

United States loses its opening game at the IIHF men’s world hockey championships

Jayson Tatum’s sub patterns, Jaylen Brown’s voice, a super-team debate, and other Celtics thoughts

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Business

Former Patriots coach Bill Belichick buys (another) home on Nantucket

Ginkgo Bioworks to slash labor costs, jobs

Home prices in New Hampshire set yet another record in April

Northern Lights to make an appearance over New England tonight in ‘extraordinary’ solar event
Scientists issue the first geomagnetic storm watch in nearly 20 years due to ‘highly elevated’ conditions.

Judge directs Michael Cohen to keep quiet about Trump ahead of his hush money trial testimony
Prosecutors have been building up their case ahead of crucial testimony from Cohen, Trump’s former lawyer who arranged the $130,000 payout to Stormy Daniels — he says at Trump’s direction.

Ginkgo Bioworks to slash labor costs, jobs
After lackluster first-quarter earnings, Ginkgo Bioworks said it will slash labor expenses by at least 25 percent, which will include an unspecified number of job cuts.

‘It feels pointless sometimes’: As hospitals grow more corporate, fed-up doctors are pushing back
Burned out and frustrated with bottom-line-oriented hospital management, doctors are starting to unionize, including at Salem Hospital.

Appeals court upholds Steve Bannon’s contempt of Congress conviction
A federal appeals court has upheld the criminal conviction of Donald Trump’s longtime ally Steve Bannon for defying a subpoena from the House committee investigating the attack on the US Capitol.

NH BUSINESS

Home prices in New Hampshire set yet another record in April
The upward price trend continued even as more houses came on the market

In reversal, Virginia school board votes to restore Confederate names to 2 schools
A Virginia school board voted Friday to restore the names of Confederate military leaders to a high school and an elementary school, four years after the names had been removed.

N.H. Attorney General ‘disappointed’ ACLU ‘has chosen to support’ neo-Nazi white supremacist group
The ACLU is arguing for free speech, while the Attorney General pursues civil charges against NSC-131 for hanging a white supremacist sign from a public highway overpass.

The United States is expected to announce a new $400m package of weapons for Ukraine
This is the third tranche of aid for Ukraine since Congress passed supplemental funding in late April after months of gridlock.

BOOKS

Juli Min’s ‘Shanghailanders’ transports readers to the root of one family’s fractured relationships
The Globe spoke with Min ahead of her appearance at Harvard Book Store on Monday, where she’ll be talking about her new book with author Abue Rey Lescure.

BILLY BAKER

In Rockport, the iconic red fishing shack gets a new look
Motif Number 1, said to be the most painted and photographed building in America, is getting a fresh coat of paint. But is the color right?

Prince William says Kate’s ‘doing well,’ in rare comments since she announced her cancer diagnosis
The Princess of Wales stepped away from public duties after announcing on March 22 that she had been diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer.

A few Mass. Democrats put $5m into the budget for dog parks, a castle, and more. And they did it in secret.
With 15 in total, the House budget’s primary author included more individual earmarks for himself than any of the chamber’s other 158 representatives.

no stupid questions

Introducing No Stupid Questions, how-to guides for navigating adult life in Boston
The first installment of this series will cover five topics: Traffic, taxes, networking, finding a neighborhood to call home, and locating trustworthy services. It launches on May 13.

BLOTTER TALES

A new police dog joins the force, two guys fall asleep in the wrong hotel room, and arguments ensue over an Asteroids video game
Two men fall asleep in the wrong hotel room, people argue over an Asteroids video game, and other odd tales from local police and fire departments.