Follow WBURTurbine Testing Attracts Energy Companies To Mass.
Wind energy is a leading component of the Gov. Patrick's economic recovery plan. Officials hope the turbine testing facility in Charlestown will be a boon for the clean energy sector.
Visiting MIT Scientist Killed While Riding Bike In Boston
Police say 36-year-old Kanako Miura was struck on her bike near Beacon Street at Charlesgate West Sunday.
Bruins Top Rangers 5-2
Boychuk broke a tie in the second and the Bruins scored twice in the third to take a 2-0 lead in the series.
Gilbert And Sullivan Meet Mumford & Sons
This production of “Pirates of Penzance” fits with A.R.T.'s aim to expand the boundaries of theater.
Vermont’s Legalizes Physician-Assisted Suicide
May 20, 2013
The Vermont state legislature passed a so-called death with dignity bill last week. And in so doing, it became the first state to approve such a measure through legislative efforts, rather than through a voter referendum.
Marathon Bombing Suspect’s College Forms Task Force
May 20, 2013DARTMOUTH, Mass — UMass Dartmouth officials will review emergency planning and academic and financial policies related to maintaining “student in good standing” status.
New Bedford Encourages Residents To ‘Beautify’ Vacant Lots
May 20, 2013BOSTON — New Bedford is developing a “Side Yard Program” which will allow property owners to buy a vacant lot abutting their property for a discounted price.
U.S. Senate Race Heats Up With Visit From McCain
May 20, 2013
Republican Senator and former presidential candidate, John McCain, visited a rally for Republican US Senate candidate, Gabriel Gomez, today in Dorchester. The special election for the Massachusetts seat is June 25.
Bulger Prosecutors Object To Giving Informant ID
May 20, 2013BOSTON — Prosecutors say they are not required to provide the name of the informant who gave information about former Bulger associates.
What Happens When Roboticists And Choreographers Collaborate?
May 20, 2013
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Hundreds swarmed MIT’s Jack Barry Field Sunday to participate in a joint science experiment and live art performance.
Report: Boston To Install ‘Parklets’ By Summer’s End
May 20, 2013
BOSTON — Some Boston parking spaces will be replaced by miniature parks, including plants, benches and tables.
The Robotics Revolution In Boston
May 20, 2013
The epicenter of that robotics revolution isn’t Silicon Valley. It’s in greater Boston. There are about 100 robotics companies in the region, more than two dozen research programs, employing 3,200 people with sales from companies approaching $2 billion. Sure, the military is a lucrative sector, but robotics has gone far beyond drones.
Sen. McCain Attends Rally For Senate Hopeful Gomez
May 20, 2013
BOSTON — The Arizona Republican told a rally in Boston’s Dorchester neighborhood that Gomez represents the “the next generation of leadership in this country.”
Conn. Train Derailment Disrupts Amtrak Service, Strains Boston-NYC Buses
May 20, 2013
BOSTON — Metro-North’s train derailment in Connecticut on Friday caused transportation delays Monday, with Amtrak service to New York City indefinitely suspended and buses selling out fast.
Red Sox Win 5th Straight On A Rainy Day
May 20, 2013
MINNEAPOLIS — At least John Lackey and the Boston Red Sox had something to keep themselves entertained during a long rain delay on Sunday.
Transit Officer Wounded In Marathon Manhunt Recovers, Looks To Future
May 19, 2013
BOSTON — MBTA officer Richard Donohue is on the mend, but still has a long way to go. He and his wife Kim remain optimistic.
