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Matt Thomas played the Oud as he led the Christmas kids' choir in practice following Mass at Our Lady of Purgatory Church, a more than a century-old parish that serves the Lebanese Maronite community in New Bedford, on Nov. 2.

In New Bedford, city of immigrants anchored by diverse religions, some worry about ICE crackdown

Places of worship are a way for communities to stay connected to the faith and culture from their old home.

Immigration operations have catchy names, and aggressive tactics

A woman walked her bicycle past the wreckage of a building in Druzhkivka, Ukraine, in October.

Trump offers a Ukraine peace plan the Kremlin can love

Many of the 28 points in the proposed Russia-Ukraine peace plan offered by the White House read like they had been drafted in the Kremlin.

Ukraine faces ‘difficult choice’ over US plan to end war, Zelensky says

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene took questions from reporters on Capitol Hill on Sept. 10.

Analysis

Trump shows his power, and Marjorie Taylor Greene reveals his weakness

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene was critical of President Trump, even as she said she would not run again, hinting at fissures that may be dividing Trump's movement.

Canadian prime minister says world can move on without the US

Tatiana Schlossberg, Caroline Kennedy’s daughter, reveals terminal cancer diagnosis
Schlossberg, 35, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, with a rare mutation found in less than 2 percent of cases.

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The Patriots are 9-2 heading into Sunday's trip to Cincinnati.

The Patriots are on the road against the undermanned Bengals. Can New England make it nine straight wins? Follow live updates.

Cincinnati remains without star quarterback Joe Burrow and star receiver Ja'Marr Chase is suspended for Sunday's game.

Mack Hollins, in his first year with the Patriots, is putting together one of the best statistical seasons of his career.

‘He walks around like Encino Man’: Inside the eccentricities fueling Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins

Although Hollins is confident in his choices, he doesn’t judge others for theirs. Nor does he think everybody should adopt his regimen. To each his own, he says.

The Natick boys' and girls' soccer teams with their respective Division 1 state championships.

Re-live championship Saturday as eight boys’ and girls’ soccer teams were crowned

Eight champions were crowned Saturday at Curry College and Doyle Field in Leominster, and you can experience the day all over again by browsing back through our live updates.

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‘It’s gotten worse’: Long a source of frustration, unleashed dogs in Boston spark conflict
The clashes play out in parks, on baseball fields, and Facebook pages — often pitting neighbor against neighbor.

EPA just approved new ‘forever chemical’ pesticides for use on food
The agency approved two new pesticides that will be used on vegetables such as romaine lettuce, broccoli, and potatoes.

In one week, Trump moves to reshape US environmental policy

Many hoped UN climate talks would be historic. They may be remembered as a flop.

More than 80 nations called for a road map for the world to reduce the use of gas, oil and coal. But the final decision on Saturday didn't mention the words "fossil fuels."

Contractor in Yarmouth trench collapse had prior safety violation, was suing town, records show

Even before the fatality last Tuesday, Revoli Construction Co. of Franklin already was fined nearly $7,000 for a safety violation that occurred just feet from where the trench collapsed, according to OSHA.

On Monday, Plymouth will officially declare Nov. 24 ‘Lillian and Dick Gregory Day’
The Gregorys’ legacy of social justice is commemorated in the place where they raised their family.

‘We are librarians with a lot of empty shelves’: Berkshire Community College rebuilds after losing 40,000 books
Fellow book lovers are pitching in to help, and BCC has now received thousands of books, gifts, and offers from private donors, public libraries, and prominent universities.

Mayor Wu performs alongside cellist Yo-Yo Ma at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Boston's mayor, at the piano, and famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma performed "Ave Maria" Friday night.

Josh Pitsenberger broke through the Harvard defense to score three touchdowns for Yale.

YALE 45, HARVARD 28

Harvard loses ‘The Game’, outright Ivy League title to co-champ Yale, which earns FCS playoff berth

For the first time since 1947, the Bulldogs have won “The Game” four straight times.

On the slopes at Camden Snow Bowl in Maine.

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Killington’s independent era is starting. Will it change skiing in New England?

The sale of Vermont’s Killington to local investors has made waves across the region, where many hope it signals a return to a more authentic experience.

Exterior of the Capitol Theatre in Arlington.

A Capitol idea for a hundred years

Arlington’s favorite movie theater turns 100 on Tuesday and celebrates with a screening of "Casablanca."

The Harvard Plan: Season Two

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The Harvard Plan Episode 3: The Endless Frontier
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IDEAS | DAVID SCHARFENBERG

Democrats just won back voters who’d embraced Trump. Will they stick around?

American politics could be entering a new phase of volatility.

IDEAS | Daryln Brewer Hoffstot

My favorite Thanksgiving recipe: Reading poems

RENÉE GRAHAM

The Epstein survivors have waited long enough

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Uptick in prison suicides cries out for humane solution

Alex Beam

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Marching bands and patriotism celebrated in Plymouth’s annual America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Parade
Thousands turned out for the South Shore town's cherished tradition that stepped off at 10 a.m. from Plymouth Rock.

‘Does Globe Santa still exist?’
“I don’t know if we would have gotten anything if it wasn’t for Globe Santa.”

The next Epstein files fight could be over his financial records as lawmakers try to follow the money

The focus in Congress now is turning to obtaining bank and regulatory financial records that could shed more light on his alleged crimes and clients.

Israel launches strikes in Gaza as hospitals say at least 24 killed

Israel’s military on Saturday launched airstrikes against Hamas militants in Gaza in the latest test of the ceasefire that began on Oct. 10.

Boy, 13, dies after crashing electric dirt bike into car in Stoneham

The boy struck the Toyota Corolla, driven by a 73-year-old person, that was turning left from Oak Street onto Royal Street, Friday afternoon.

Harvard reports data breach in alumni affairs division

An "unauthorized party" accessed databases used by Harvard's Alumni Affairs and Development, according to a university spokesperson

The best (and worst) times to travel for Thanksgiving in the Boston area, per AAA

At least 73 million people will travel by car for the holiday next week, about 90 percent of all travelers, AAA estimated.

Westbound on the Mass. Pike, a ‘Friendly’ reminder of bygone days
The origin story of I-90's most remarkable bush, which has flourished alongside the pike in Wilbraham for 50 years.

This New Hampshire destination was voted ‘best ski town’ by USA Today readers
Better luck next time, Aspen.

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Joel Edgerton as Robert Grainier in "Train Dreams."

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When Steven Spielberg helped launch ‘Columbo’

The new Arms and Armor Galleries at Worcester Art Museum display more than 1,000 objects from the museum's Higgins Armory Collection.

New Arms and Armor Galleries shine at Worcester Art Museum

‘Fun Home’ cuts deep at the Huntington

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Seventh-graders at the Curley School on the first day of school in 1975. (Ulrike Welsch/Globe staff)

Broken Promises, Unfulfilled Hope

The Boston Globe explores the legacy of Boston’s busing era.

An Ambulance passes Glenwood Regional Medical Center in West Monroe, LA on August 28, 2024.

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team report on Steward Health Care

A Boston Globe Spotlight Team review found the Steward Health Care hospital system plagued by staggering neglect at the hands of executives.

Explore the project: Snitch City

In a nation addicted to drugs, local police are addicted to informants.

Nightmare in Mission Hill

The story of how a murder in Mission Hill — the Carol Stuart shooting — terrorized and wounded a community of innocent people.

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Former first lady Michelle Obama campaigned with Vice President Kamala Harris in Michigan during Harris’s presidential bid in October 2024.

Renée Graham

Michelle Obama is right. America ‘ain’t ready’ for a woman president.

IDEAS | ZOE YU

What a ’90s sitcom can teach us about male and female friendships

Ray Grasso embraces a photo he keeps of his brother Paul at his home.

PODCAST | SAY MORE

A Boston veteran’s 57-year journey to find peace

All deportation service representatives are currently busy.

Ty Burr

You have reached the ICE tip line. Your delusion is important to us.

A bedroom is seen at the opening of a new housing shelter for homeless adults in Washington on August. 21, 2025.

EDITORIAL

Trump’s reckless new policy on homelessness

A boy flew a kite in front of destroyed buildings in Gaza City on Nov. 3.

JOAN VENNOCHI

Will the ‘Mamdani effect’ on Israel work for Moulton and Pressley?

Metro

Alanis, 4, adores listening to music

Sunday’s Child is a weekly column featuring a child currently in foster care awaiting adoption.

‘It’s gotten worse’: Long a source of frustration, unleashed dogs in Boston spark conflict

The clashes play out in parks, on baseball fields, and Facebook pages — often pitting neighbor against neighbor.

In New Bedford, city of immigrants anchored by diverse religions, some worry about ICE crackdown

Places of worship are a way for communities to stay connected to the faith and culture from their old home.

Mayor Wu performs alongside cellist Yo-Yo Ma at Boston’s Symphony Hall

Boston's mayor, at the piano, and famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma performed "Ave Maria" Friday night.

Sports

Live Updates

The Patriots are on the road against the undermanned Bengals. Can New England make it nine straight wins? Follow live updates.

Cincinnati remains without star quarterback Joe Burrow and star receiver Ja'Marr Chase is suspended for Sunday's game.

Morgan Geekie (right) scored two goals in Friday's victory over the Kings.

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Bruins at Sharks preview: Boston wraps up California road trip in San Jose

After splitting the first two games of a trip to the West Coast, the Bruins will look head back east on a high note Sunday night.

Celtics guard Anfernee Simons (left) scored 23 points vs. the Nets on Friday.

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Magic at Celtics preview: Will Boston rebound from an embarrassing loss?

The Magic arrive in Boston a couple weeks after splitting a back-to-back with the Celtics in Orlando.

high school football

The matchups are set for the 2025 MIAA Super Bowls. Here’s your guide to all the action.

Gotham FC 1, Washington 0

Rose Lavelle leads Gotham past Spirit for its second NWSL Championship

BOSTON INTERNATIONAL 2, HOPEDALE 0

‘This is history’: Boston International first City team to win boys’ soccer state title

Business

Canadian prime minister says world can move on without the US, stresses new ties

Mark Carney said the world can make progress on a range of issues without the US, and that consensus reached at a Group of 20 leaders’ meeting in Johannesburg carries weight.

Harvard is hacked in most recent case of Ivy League cyberattacks

A Harvard University database of alumni, donors, and some students and faculty was accessed by “an unauthorized party” on Tuesday, the school said.

Babies who drank ByHeart formula got sick months before botulism outbreak, parents say

Visits to Boston Harbor took a big hit after the pandemic

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Clockwise from top left: the Botanic Garden of Smith College, a cocktail at Wusong Tiki Bar, the pool at InterContinental Boston, and Pineapple Ketch's floating sauna.

winter travel

Summer in the winter: From saunas in Maine to a tiki bar in Cambridge, best bets for escaping the New England cold

Winter Travel

Killington’s independent era is starting. Will it change skiing in New England?

This week's daters: Stephanie and Stephen

DINNER WITH CUPID

Blind date: ‘I was amazed at how much we had in common’

PERSPECTIVE

When my parents died 28 days apart, I was left with grief — and a lot of stuff

metro

Members of the New Plimmoth Gard marched past the Plymouth Rock Memorial and a giant USA flag during the annual Plymouth Thanksgiving Parade.

Marching bands and patriotism celebrated in Plymouth’s annual America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Parade

‘Does Globe Santa still exist?’

Tatiana Schlossberg, Caroline Kennedy’s daughter, reveals terminal cancer diagnosis

sports

Norwell's Bret Amorosino (7) and his teammates run to the stands after winning the Division 3 boys' soccer state championship.

MIAA playoff guide: Meet the champions crowned and see Saturday’s state soccer finals schedule

From 11th seed to Division 2 champion, defense was the difference for West Springfield boys’ soccer

With some advice, and an extra touch, Bret Amorosino delivers Norwell’s 3rd boys’ soccer title in 5 years

business

Susan M. Collins, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.

Boston Fed president signals current rates ‘appropriate for now’

Amtrak rail sets record with more than 34 million riders in 2025

A Chicago street vendor couple has a defiant response to immigration arrests: Stick to the routine

politics

President Trump arrived on the South Lawn of the White House on Saturday .

In one week, Trump moves to reshape US environmental policy

Potential presidential candidates are less coy about 2028 plans: ‘Of course I’m thinking about it’

The Trump immigration crackdown has been coming with force — and a catchy name

Nation

Cynthia Erivo, left, and Ariana Grande attend the premiere of "Wicked: For Good" at Lincoln Center, Monday, Nov. 17, 2025, in New York.

‘Wicked: For Good’ is even more popular than the first, soaring to a $226 million global debut

Many hoped UN climate talks would be historic. They may be remembered as a flop.

EPA just approved new ‘forever chemical’ pesticides for use on food

World

Civil Defence workers inspect the damage after an apartment was hit during an Israeli airstrike on Dahiyeh in the southern suburb of Beirut, Sunday Nov. 23, 2025.

Israel targets senior Hezbollah official in first strike on Beirut in months

Ukraine and Western allies meet in Geneva to discuss US peace plan

An ancient Maya myth finds new life in a Mexican circus company’s performance

opinion

The Boston skyline can be seen reflected in a woman's sunglasses.

The disappearing Massachusetts middle class

Trump’s reckless new policy on homelessness

My brother RFK Jr. is betraying our father’s legacy

lifestyle

Comedian and activist Dick Gregory poses for a portrait in Plymouth on April 30, 1992.

On Monday, Plymouth will officially declare Nov. 24 ‘Lillian and Dick Gregory Day’

I love your sweater. Is it made from gay sheep wool?

Cute man at Home Depot: Is he single?

food & dining

The omnipresence of technology has taken a toll, sociologists say. We don't even have to ask strangers for directions anymore. Here, travelers (many of them using their phones) walking through Sao Bento train station in Porto, Portugal.

Talking to strangers is a joy of travel. But we’re doing less of it.

A little shop in Newton’s Nonantum neighborhood makes sandwiches to go

Recipe: Pumpkin has officially found its way into everything, including these buttermilk biscuits

travel

Trying to fly without a REAL ID or passport? It might cost you.

Government wants ‘civility’ back on flights, starting with your clothes

Christmas in Maine, the opening of Rosemead House, and stylish travel garment bags

Arts

An installation view of "Fred Wilson: Reflections," at the Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University. The artist uses classical artisanship like Venetian blown glass to highlight omissions in cultural history.

Revisiting a Black artist who rearranged history to uncloak difficult truths

From Locke-Ober to the Franklin Public Library

Gustav Klimt portrait that spared its subject from Nazis breaks modern art record with $236 million sale

Books

God Shammgod, the star point guard who led the Providence College Friars to the 1997 Elite Eight and is the namesake for one of the great crossover moves of all time, wrote a memoir, “The Word of God.” The Amica Mutual Pavillion, pictured, is the home of PC men's basketball.

The Providence stories in former Friar star God Shamgod’s memoir: From Kobe to homelessness

From timeless classics to new hits: 20 must-give books

If you haven’t read Annie Hartnett yet, what are you waiting for?

Movies

A Capitol idea for a hundred years

That’s the Chicago Way: Siskel & Ebert first teamed up 50 years ago

‘Train Dreams,’ ‘High Horse: The Black Cowboy,’ plus more new movies and TV shows to stream

Television

Jimmy Kimmel to Trump: ‘I’ll quit my show if you leave office’

When Steven Spielberg helped launch ‘Columbo’

Elizabeth Warren says on The Late Show: ‘And with Jeffrey Epstein, I really mean, follow the money’

music

Joshua Bell performing Thomas de Hartmann's Violin Concerto with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and BSO assistant conductor Anna Handler on Nov. 20, 2025.

A haunting concerto by Thomas de Hartmann, and a spectacular surprise debut by Anna Handler at BSO

Fugees rapper Pras Michel sentenced to 14 years in prison over illegal donations to Obama campaign

Lainey Wilson wins entertainer of the year at 2025 CMA Awards

Theater/Dance

From left: Jon Vellante, Paul Melendy, and Christopher Chew in "A Sherlock Carol."

Two well-known literary figures unite in ‘A Sherlock Carol’

‘Fun Home’ cuts deep at the Huntington

When Comics Come Home called, Erin Maguire answered

Health

Harvard argues that Arthur M. Sackler was not to blame for the opioid crisis.

Harvard stands by Sackler name on its buildings despite student complaints

More than 12 percent of Mass. residents have medical debt, and the number ‘will only grow’ amid federal cuts

Moderna gets breathing room with $1.5 billion loan from Ares

Obituaries

Dr. Anderson, shown in a family photo from the 1980s, wrote "Doctor Dolittle's Delusion: Animals and the Uniqueness of Human Language."

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In New Bedford, city of immigrants anchored by diverse religions, some worry about ICE crackdown

Trump offers a Ukraine peace plan the Kremlin can love

Trump shows his power, and Marjorie Taylor Greene reveals his weakness

Tatiana Schlossberg, Caroline Kennedy’s daughter, reveals terminal cancer diagnosisSchlossberg, 35, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, with a rare mutation found in less than 2 percent of cases.

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The Patriots are on the road against the undermanned Bengals. Can New England make it nine straight wins? Follow live updates.

‘He walks around like Encino Man’: Inside the eccentricities fueling Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins

Re-live championship Saturday as eight boys’ and girls’ soccer teams were crowned

‘It’s gotten worse’: Long a source of frustration, unleashed dogs in Boston spark conflictThe clashes play out in parks, on baseball fields, and Facebook pages — often pitting neighbor against neighbor.

EPA just approved new ‘forever chemical’ pesticides for use on foodThe agency approved two new pesticides that will be used on vegetables such as romaine lettuce, broccoli, and potatoes.

Many hoped UN climate talks would be historic. They may be remembered as a flop.

Contractor in Yarmouth trench collapse had prior safety violation, was suing town, records show

On Monday, Plymouth will officially declare Nov. 24 ‘Lillian and Dick Gregory Day’The Gregorys’ legacy of social justice is commemorated in the place where they raised their family.

‘We are librarians with a lot of empty shelves’: Berkshire Community College rebuilds after losing 40,000 booksFellow book lovers are pitching in to help, and BCC has now received thousands of books, gifts, and offers from private donors, public libraries, and prominent universities.

Mayor Wu performs alongside cellist Yo-Yo Ma at Boston’s Symphony HallBoston's mayor, at the piano, and famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma performed "Ave Maria" Friday night.

Harvard loses ‘The Game’, outright Ivy League title to co-champ Yale, which earns FCS playoff berth

Killington’s independent era is starting. Will it change skiing in New England?

A Capitol idea for a hundred years

The Harvard Plan: Season Two

Season TwoThe Harvard Plan Episode 3: The Endless FrontierThe Trump administration is proposing a new "compact" that radically remakes the decades-old relationship between government and academia in America.

Democrats just won back voters who’d embraced Trump. Will they stick around?

My favorite Thanksgiving recipe: Reading poems

The Epstein survivors have waited long enough

Uptick in prison suicides cries out for humane solution

In the Gilded Age 2.0, the rich aren’t just different — they’re intolerable

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Marching bands and patriotism celebrated in Plymouth’s annual America’s Hometown Thanksgiving ParadeThousands turned out for the South Shore town's cherished tradition that stepped off at 10 a.m. from Plymouth Rock.

‘Does Globe Santa still exist?’“I don’t know if we would have gotten anything if it wasn’t for Globe Santa.”

The next Epstein files fight could be over his financial records as lawmakers try to follow the money

Israel launches strikes in Gaza as hospitals say at least 24 killed

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Michelle Obama is right. America ‘ain’t ready’ for a woman president.

What a ’90s sitcom can teach us about male and female friendships

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You have reached the ICE tip line. Your delusion is important to us.

Trump’s reckless new policy on homelessness

Will the ‘Mamdani effect’ on Israel work for Moulton and Pressley?

Metro

Alanis, 4, adores listening to music

‘It’s gotten worse’: Long a source of frustration, unleashed dogs in Boston spark conflict

In New Bedford, city of immigrants anchored by diverse religions, some worry about ICE crackdown

Mayor Wu performs alongside cellist Yo-Yo Ma at Boston’s Symphony Hall

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The Patriots are on the road against the undermanned Bengals. Can New England make it nine straight wins? Follow live updates.

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Magic at Celtics preview: Will Boston rebound from an embarrassing loss?

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Rose Lavelle leads Gotham past Spirit for its second NWSL Championship

‘This is history’: Boston International first City team to win boys’ soccer state title

Business

Canadian prime minister says world can move on without the US, stresses new ties

Harvard is hacked in most recent case of Ivy League cyberattacks

Babies who drank ByHeart formula got sick months before botulism outbreak, parents say

Visits to Boston Harbor took a big hit after the pandemic

Summer in the winter: From saunas in Maine to a tiki bar in Cambridge, best bets for escaping the New England cold

Killington’s independent era is starting. Will it change skiing in New England?

Blind date: ‘I was amazed at how much we had in common’

When my parents died 28 days apart, I was left with grief — and a lot of stuff

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Marching bands and patriotism celebrated in Plymouth’s annual America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Parade

‘Does Globe Santa still exist?’

Tatiana Schlossberg, Caroline Kennedy’s daughter, reveals terminal cancer diagnosis
Schlossberg, 35, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia, with a rare mutation found in less than 2 percent of cases.

‘It’s gotten worse’: Long a source of frustration, unleashed dogs in Boston spark conflict
The clashes play out in parks, on baseball fields, and Facebook pages — often pitting neighbor against neighbor.

EPA just approved new ‘forever chemical’ pesticides for use on food
The agency approved two new pesticides that will be used on vegetables such as romaine lettuce, broccoli, and potatoes.

On Monday, Plymouth will officially declare Nov. 24 ‘Lillian and Dick Gregory Day’
The Gregorys’ legacy of social justice is commemorated in the place where they raised their family.

‘We are librarians with a lot of empty shelves’: Berkshire Community College rebuilds after losing 40,000 books
Fellow book lovers are pitching in to help, and BCC has now received thousands of books, gifts, and offers from private donors, public libraries, and prominent universities.

Mayor Wu performs alongside cellist Yo-Yo Ma at Boston’s Symphony Hall
Boston's mayor, at the piano, and famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma performed "Ave Maria" Friday night.

Season Two
The Harvard Plan Episode 3: The Endless Frontier
The Trump administration is proposing a new "compact" that radically remakes the decades-old relationship between government and academia in America.

Marching bands and patriotism celebrated in Plymouth’s annual America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Parade
Thousands turned out for the South Shore town's cherished tradition that stepped off at 10 a.m. from Plymouth Rock.

‘Does Globe Santa still exist?’
“I don’t know if we would have gotten anything if it wasn’t for Globe Santa.”

Westbound on the Mass. Pike, a ‘Friendly’ reminder of bygone days
The origin story of I-90's most remarkable bush, which has flourished alongside the pike in Wilbraham for 50 years.

This New Hampshire destination was voted ‘best ski town’ by USA Today readers
Better luck next time, Aspen.

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Blind date: ‘I was amazed at how much we had in common’
Will these two daters who like to skate coast into romance?