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For generations, North Adams-based Crane and Company has produced some of the world’s finest stationery.
According to the polls, Massachusetts voters are going to overwhelmingly approve a ballot initiative next month that legalizes medical marijuana. That should be good news for someone like me, who’s spent half his life smoking pot. So why am I feeling so uneasy?
The area’s woods, beaches, and mountains have inspired thinkers for hundreds of years. Follow their example with these top four hiking trails.
How decades’ worth of lost gear is jeopardizing the Massachusetts fishing industry.
A Veteran hopes to set a new world record for transatlantic rowing.
When it comes to presidents, is it what comes out of their mouths, or how those mouths are shaped that gets them elected?
Why are we giving a bunch of old, white, rural voters undue sway over the presidential election?
Making grocery runs with the founder of Boston’s largest food-rescue organization.
Sick of being portrayed as half-witted dunces, local dads are out to take back their image.
We examine—and plot on a city map—the various seepages plaguing Boston, from water to natural gas to college graduates.