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In April 2014, the City of Boston launched a late night food truck pilot program as a companion to Mayor Marty Walsh's initiative to keep bars and restaurants open until 3:30am. Under the pilot program, registered food trucks initially had permission to park and serve food until
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BOSTON (AP) — An archaeological dig at the boyhood home of Malcolm X in Boston has turned up some surprising findings, but not necessarily related to the early life of the slain civil rights activist. City archaeologist Joseph Bagley said this week that researchers digging outside the two-and-a-half story home have
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The world's largest contemporary music school, Berklee College of Music in Boston, shapes the very core of the city's music scene. To most Berklee students, who come from all over the world, music has been fundamental to them all their lives. We asked some of them
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Congressman James McGovern was able to catch his plane out of Logan Airport, and Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito had a chance to tout the benefits of central Massachusetts living after the two elected officials arrived in South Station on the first express train from Worcester on Monday morning. "We
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Stadtluft Macht Frei, "city air makes you free," was once a statement of Germanic law: a serf who lived in a city for a year and a day was freed from his obligations to his manorial master. Today, the phrase has a deeper truth, reminding us of how
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New York City (CNA/EWTN News) — The Holy See paid homage to all women and girls who have selflessly served others in education, healthcare, and forming the youth and upheld the four Missionaries of Charity murdered in Yemen as an example of women with unwavering dedication to peace. "My
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A few years ago at a gathering of the region's economists, former city councilor, legal eagle and overall political savant, Lawrence DiCara observed a shift in the city's demographic. After years of worrying about a mass exodus of newly-minted college graduates to other parts, DiCara noted
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March 1, In an address to Congress on Jan. 30, 1962, President John F. Kennedy stated that "we will neglect our cities at our peril, for in neglecting them we neglect the nation." Kennedy not only recognized the importance of urban development to the prosperity of the nation,
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