May 13, 2013
In spite of her own personal pain and suffering, Maureen Dunn dedicated her life to helping POWs, MIAs and their families. She passed away last Friday at the age of 72.
May 13, 2013
The events of April 15 and the week that followed shocked and perhaps changed this city forever. We’ve heard from law enforcement officials, from mayors, from first responders and from victims. Today, we speak to Gov. Deval Patrick, who led the commonwealth through those difficult days.
By Sharon Brody May 13, 2013
Once upon a time, when your kid was graduating college you gave him a briefcase. Times have changed.
By Andrea Shea May 13, 2013
BOSTON — Teens from Massachusetts and Connecticut took part in a week-long “adaptive” sports camp at Perkins School for the Blind in Watertown. They tried tennis, track, golf and cycling.
May 10, 2013
We discuss the week’s top stories, from a hearing in Washington on the Boston Marathon bombing, to the controversy over what to do with the body of bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev, to new polls showing a tighter U.S. Senate race than some would have thought.
By Hilary Levey Friedman May 10, 2013
Altercations between parents and coaches and referees aren’t that unusual. What is unusual is that young players are now getting in on the action.
By Ethan Gilsdorf May 10, 2013
For many, Mother’s Day is a joyous celebration of the here and now. For others, it’s more complicated.
By Laura Shea Souza May 9, 2013
In a society where men and women are supposed to be equals, why do people feel so comfortable expressing the sentiment that life with daughters is somehow not enough?
May 8, 2013
Residents in the First Suffolk District could elect the first Haitian-American woman ever to represent their district: Linda Dorcena Forry
May 8, 2013
The Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter and social activist sings about the everyday life of Americans he witnessed as he traveled cross-country.