Sen. Kerry’s Daughter Arrested On DUI Charge
Mass. Social Workers Say Commissioner Pushing Too Hard
BOSTON — The state Department of Children and Families is trying to do too much too soon, social workers and DCF union members told a legislative committee Tuesday on Beacon Hill.
Statement: Pagliuca Clarifies Military Draft Support
BOSTON — U.S Senate candidate Stephen Pagliuca on Thursday clarified his comments made regarding a military draft.
Boston Man Dies From Swine Flu
BOSTON — A Massachusetts man has died from the swine flu, marking the 14th person in the state and the fifth Boston resident to die from the H1N1 virus.
Transcript Of President Obama’s Remarks At Fort Hood
Watch Live: The Fort Hood Memorial
Beginning at 2 p.m., WBUR is streaming live video of the Fort Hood memorial service. President Obama is to speak about the 13 victims of last week’s shooting rampage. NPR’s Frank James and Mark Memmott, of The Two-Way, are live blogging the memorial and will take your comments after the memorial ends.
Chorus Pro Musica Kicks Off Season With 1st Female Conductor
Google CEO: A Profound Information Revolution (Video)
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Google CEO Eric Schmidt joined WBUR’s Tom Ashbrook at MIT on Thursday in a discussion about the next Internet. Watch the video of their conversation.
Shirley Correction Officers Assaulted By Inmate
A unit of the state’s maximum security prison in Shirley is in lockdown after an inmate assaulted four correction officers Thursday night.
Mass. Court Hears Challenge To Gun Storage Law
The state’s highest court is considering a challenge to the Massachusetts law that requires gun owners to lock weapons in their homes.
Mass. Tax Collections Beat Expectations For October
Massachusetts tax collections were higher than the state was expecting for October. The revenue department says it collected $1.2 billion last month.
Fernald Supporters Allege Neglect At Facility
Family members of residents at the Fernald Developmental Center say state authorities have allowed conditions to deteriorate at the facility, which is slated for closure next year.
Coakley Outlines National Security Plan
The Democratic candidates in the race for the U.S. Senate have been staking out their positions on various issues this week, including homeland security, education and the economy.
Despite Indictment, Councilor Turner Easily Wins Re-Election
Despite a pending federal corruption indictment against him, embattled City Councilor Chuck Turner has easily won his bid for re-election.
Menino Wins Record 5th Term As Boston Mayor
Political Junkie: Election Night Live Blogging
WASHINGTON — NPR’s Political Junkie, Ken Rudin, joins NPR’s Frank James for live blogging of the election results from around the country, including the two gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia, the same-sex marriage referendum in Maine, and mayoral contests in Boston, New York, Houston, Atlanta, Charlotte, Pittsburgh and Miami.
Police Investigate Fatal Shooting Near Dorchester School
Boston Police are investigating a fatal shooting in Dorchester near the John Marshall Elementary School.
Tweeting Election Day In Massachusetts
It’s Election Day in Massachusetts. As you head to the polls, share your observations and tell us about your experience — voting irregularities, heavy turnout, light turnout, anything of interest — and find out what your fellow Bostonians are seeing and hearing. Tag your tweets #bostonelection and they’ll show up in our live stream.
Globe Publisher Ainsley To Retire
BOSTON — Just a few months after securing major concessions from union workers, the publisher of the Boston Globe says he’s retiring.
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- Picking Locks For Sport, Not Sabotage
- FAQ: Swine Flu Facts And Figures
- Sen. Kerry’s Daughter Arrested On DUI Charge
- Does Boston Have Room For More Ice Cream?
- Boston Man Dies From Swine Flu
- Boston Unveils Five-Year School Restructuring Plan
- At 45, Caught Between Mammograms
- Somali Pirates Attack Maersk Alabama A Second Time
- Mass. Unemployment Fund Running Out Of Money
- Study: No Cost Savings With Electronic Medical Records
- Flu Now At Historic High in Mass.
- Boston Unveils Five-Year School Restructuring Plan
- Boston Unveils School Restructuring Plan
- Mass. Unemployment Fund Running Out Of Money
- Picking Locks For Sport, Not Sabotage
- Joshua Kosman, Predicting The Next Credit Crisis
- Flood Of Immigrants To Long Island Sparks Tension
- Sounds During Sleep May Help You Remember
- Does Boston Have Room For More Ice Cream?
- At 45, Caught Between Mammograms
- Exclusive First Listen: Norah Jones
- Joshua Kosman, Predicting The Next Credit Crisis
- Picking Locks For Sport, Not Sabotage
- Sacha Baron Cohen And Larry Charles Talk 'Bruno'
- Boston Unveils Five-Year School Restructuring Plan
- 'The Onion': Mocking All Who Deserve It Since 1988
- Senate Candidates Spar Over ‘Green’ Issues
- Mass. Unemployment Fund Running Out Of Money
- Celebrating The Johnny Mercer Centennial
- @WGBHLab Thanks. How about tweetUp @wgbh2boston? I'd help like did @wbur w @kengeorge. Cc: @frankdasilva @flickthistv @totalfilm @videostah
- at @wbur benefit screening of "yes men" at mahawie in GB; another #berkshires evening of awesome (no jokes this is cool)
- won a laptop from @WBUR !!!
- Woo! And it's @WBUR's 2nd most viewed article. OK, OK, back to work now, just exciting :)
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Danielle Miraglia / Abi Tapai / Betty Soo
November 20, 2009
At me & thee coffeehouse -
Kira Seamon's Arias and Arabesques: DIE FLEDERMAUS SUITE
November 20, 2009
At Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center -
Belmont World Film Family Festival
November 21, 2009
At Belmont Studio Cinema -
Boston Ballet at the Faneuil Hall Tree Lighting
November 21, 2009
At Faneuil Hall Marketplace






