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WATCH LIVE: Baker Gives Update On COVID Vaccination Progress
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Baker Says State Vaccine Efforts Are Producing Strong Results — Despite Admitted Problems
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Remote Work Prompts Boston Developers To Pivot From Offices To Labs
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Not Prioritizing Teachers For Vaccine A 'Tragic Flaw,' Says Fall River Superintendent
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Mass. Education Commissioner Riley Sets Goal For In-Person Elementary Education By April
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'It's Not Going To Be A Lovefest': Gov. Baker Will Face Tough Questions From Lawmakers On State's Vaccine Rollout
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State Rep. Jon Santiago formally announced his run for Boston mayor on Tuesday, joining City Councilors Michelle Wu, Andrea Campbell and Annissa Essaibi George in the race. -
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Allegations involving Capobianco include attempting sexual acts with inebriated women and unwelcome repeated sexual advances.
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'We Get To Celebrate Our Blackness': Teen's Club For Discussing Race Catches On
As the nation marks Black History Month during a pandemic and a racial reckoning, Empowering Young Black Excellence has become a forum for enlightening, inspiring and sometimes difficult conversations. -
Steeped In Activism, Kim Janey Prepares To Make Boston History As Acting Mayor
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Take A Walking Tour Of Boston's Historic Black Churches
This month, Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. takes viewers on a journey through the rich and complex evolution of "The Black Church" to reveal how it has influenced nearly every chapter of the African American story and continues to animate Black identity today. We spoke with Reverend Irene Monroe and Reverend Emmett G. Price III, hosts of the "All Rev’d Up" podcast which explores where faith intersects politics and culture, to learn more about the history of the Black church in the Boston area and explore the legacy of the city’s historic sites. -
Arts Groups Must 'Break Down Barriers To Access,' Incoming BSO Head Says
Gail Samuel is set to become CEO of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in June.
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NOVA's "Forgotten Genius," produced in 2007, continues to have deep meaning for those who have learned from it and also those who created it. The film tells the story of Percy Julian, the grandson of Alabama slaves, who made discoveries that led to the development of medicines for arthritis and glaucoma, even as he was thwarted and sidelined at almost every turn. -
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