Week-In-Review: Harvard Admissions Case, Supervised Consumption Sites, Vaping Ban, Impeachment
From the court ruling in favor of Harvard's race-conscious admissions policy, to the renewed debate over the legality of supervised consumption sites, to the legal tussle over Governor Baker's temporary ban on the sale of vaping products, and the latest on the impeachment investigation, we break it all down in...
WBUR Announces New Permanent Host For 'Radio Boston'
Tiziana Dearing has been named as the new permanent host of Radio Boston, the station’s flagship local program that airs weekdays at 3 p.m. She will start mid-June.
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A Year After Merrimack Valley Gas Explosions, Wounds Are Raw And Questions Remain
The explosions caused dozens of fires in Lawrence, Andover, and North Andover. They damaged or destroyed more than 130 buildings,...
1 Year Later, Merrimack Valley Resident Asks What Columbia Gas Will Do ‘To Make My Family Whole’
A year after the gas explosions in Merrimack Valley, one family is still waiting to go back home. Still, Columbia...
Columbia Gas Is Agreeing To Pay $143 Million To Settle Class Action Lawsuits. Is That Enough?
On Monday, Columbia Gas, the utility responsible for the Merrimack Valley gas explosions, said it's settling class action lawsuits with...
Columbia Gas' New President Talks About His Vision For Leading The Company After Disaster
The utility's pipelines started more than 100 fires and explosions in the Merrimack Valley last fall, killing one person and...
