Members of Franklin Park Defenders, a group led by the Emerald Necklace Conservancy and residents from the neighborhoods around Franklin Park, contend that the city’s plan to lease White Stadium to Boston Unity Soccer Partners for use by a professional women’s soccer team amounts to privatization of public park land.

The authoritarian impulse to rewrite and even erase history to create a self-serving narrative is an assault on truth itself.

Two bills at the State House would take steps to monitor and improve air quality in the areas most affected by pollution.

In a data-driven pursuit of “high quality seats,” the Boston School Committee voted on March 20 to close or uproot six schools. Two have alternative education programs. It takes effect June 2026.

Success is self-reinforcing at the Benjamin Banneker Charter Public School in Cambridge. Principal Sherley Bretous said, “If I knew what the secret sauce was” then “I would give it to the whole world for free.

Approval from the state for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to build a freestanding hospital in Longwood Medical Area means progress for the cancer institute’s plan, as well as potential expansion of efforts to increase equitable access to care, supporters said.

After visiting the area during the summertime, Susan and Doug Rich fell in love with the town of Rockport, Massachusetts.

The Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center will turn 30 this year. Many events are in the works for the celebration year, including one this Saturday, April 5, at 8 a.m., with the day of registration opening at 7 a.m.

Family — the good, the bad and the ugly — is at the heart of “Don’t Eat the Mangos,” a familial drama infused with magical realism by Ricardo Pérez González that takes the stage at The Huntington this month.

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