Coronavirus
Eight Ways to Celebrate a Socially-Distanced Mother’s Day in Boston
Mother’s Day is certainly going to look a little different this year. Maybe you’ve found yourself quarantined miles away from mom, or maybe you’ve found […]
Where to Find Free Mental Health Resources around Boston
Finding the right therapist can be hard. And if you need help right now, it can be even harder and more frustrating to go through […]
Make the Most of Your New Obsessive Running Habit
As the weather gets nicer and we get more sick of being cooped up inside our homes, many people are turning towards running for their […]
Brace for Bigger Numbers of Official Massachusetts COVID-19 Cases
The warnings have come again and again over the past several weeks: The official count of confirmed cases of COVID-19 is not what it […]
A Boston University Student Is Suing the School for a Refund
While local universities are doing their best to finish out the school year from a distance, it’s no secret that virtual classes are a poor […]
My Life in the Age of COVID: Event Planner Bryan Rafanelli
As the COVID-19 pandemic upends every aspect of Boston life, we’re checking in with some local residents to learn how they’re processing our new normal. […]
BYO Tequila: Socially Distant Ways to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Boston
It’s time to pick out a fiesta-ready Zoom background for your virtual happy hour: Cinco de Mayo falls on Taco Tuesday next week. Planning to […]
Six Ways Urban Spaces May Change Because of Coronavirus
For many of us, the coronavirus outbreak has brought a greater sense of appreciation for our homes. The way we’ve previously inhabited our public spaces, […]
Five Ways Restaurateurs See the COVID Crisis Changing the Industry in Boston
Well before the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic forced them to close dining rooms in March, restaurant leaders in Boston had already been thinking […]
Dr. Fauci Sounds Hopeful about a New COVID-19 Treatment
As hard as it is to remain optimistic these days, maybe you can let this little bit of good news be your sliver of hope […]
Tripadvisor Is Closing Its Boston Office and Laying Off a Quarter of Its Workforce
As the coronavirus pandemic has brought travel to a grinding halt, online travel company Tripadvisor Inc., headquartered in Needham, has announced it will cut 900 […]
Are Live-Streamed Workouts the Future of Boston Fitness?
During my sixth midday jog around Jamaica Pond in seven days, on an unseasonably warm day in March, I couldn’t help but think that this […]
Power List Q&A: The Boston Foundation Chair Sandy Edgerley
Shaping the thinking of every policymaker in the region from her perch as chair of this influential charitable foundation, Edgerley is in charge of the […]
Power List Q&A: Big Heart Hospitality Restaurateur Tiffani Faison
With the opening of her fourth Fenway-area hot spot, Orfano, last year, Faison cemented her reputation as Boston’s buzziest restaurateur. The megastar chef employs 215 […]
Power List Q&A: Beth Israel Lahey Health President Kevin Tabb
When Kevin Tabb completed an un-precedented five-hospital merger in 2019, he likely figured it would be the most challenging moment of his career. Then the […]