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LISTEN: ‘Gender X' Bill Could Add A Nonbinary Option To Massachusetts IDs
We invited Claudia Chiappa, Boston University News Service's In-depth and Data editor, onto the podcast to talk about the bill.
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Celtics Fall Just Short In Opening Night Thriller, Lose To Knicks 138-134 In 2OT
The Celtics face the Knicks three more times this season.
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Poverty Increased Amid The Pandemic After Years Of Decline, But Government Relief Made A Difference
“There are much more people struggling with homelessness now than before the pandemic.”
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LISTEN: How To Cover The Boston Marathon
Brooke Lewitas spoke about how the coverage came together, and what she learned about one of Boston’s premier events.
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Will The Boston Celtics Rebound After A Disappointing 2020 Season?
Plagued by injuries and saddled with an underwhelming 36-36 record last year, the Celtics are looking to bounce back.
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Where Boston's Mayoral Candidates Stand On The MBTA's Future
Ridership is at 58% of pre-pandemic use levels across all lines and an approach to improving the MBTA is a priority for Boston voters.
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LISTEN: The Drink You Love, Or Love To Hate
Pumpkin Spice Lattes are the season’s hotly-debated beverage.
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First Post-Primary Mayoral Debate Centers On Housing And Education
At-Large City Council members Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi George went head-to-head for the first time since the preliminary election.
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A Conversation On Indigenous Peoples' Day: Marathoner Patti Dillon Speaks With Grandson Of Ellison Brown
The event recognized the first and possibly only time the Boston Marathon will take place on Indigenous Peoples Day.
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How The Boston Marathon Can Bolster A Business On Its Route
With the return of the marathon, restaurants took advantage of its prime location on the day of the marathon and the days before.
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Sanctions Recommended For Three Prosecutors In Drug Lab Scandal
The suggested penalties are the latest repercussions in the drug lab fiasco, which first spilled into public view nearly ten years ago.
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A Cheering Crowd Welcomes The Return Of The Boston Marathon
The gloomy weather did not stop a crowd of anxious spectators from gathering to watch and cheer runners as they crossed the finish line.
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Reflections At The Finish Line: Runners And Spectators Rejoice At Return Of Boston Marathon
“It’s really special to be a part of this historical 125th marathon and all these great people around the world and it’s stupendous.”
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GALLERY: Views From The Starting Line In Hopkinton
Local fans cheered on the runners for the start of the 125th Boston Marathon.
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The Marathon's Photographer
Karen Russell has attended the Boston Marathon for close to 20 years and has been a staple at the finish line.
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GALLERY: Cheers At Kenmore Square On Marathon Monday
Spectators gathered in Kenmore Square to cheer on 125th Boston Marathon runners.
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WATCH & LISTEN: Breaking Down Some Of The Data Leading Up To The 125th Boston Marathon
The 125th Boston Marathon is full of unique challenges for the 20,000 runners accepted to race on Monday.
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Running With Purpose: Perspectives On Why A Race Is Run
Shanna Dahlin Howe put her life on pause to qualify for the Boston Marathon, a goal she described as the “pinnacle of amateur running.”
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New Commission Focuses On Racial Disparities In Maternal Health
Women of color are four to five times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications compared to white women.
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The Show Goes On: Tentative Agreement Reached After IATSE Strike Shutters Opening Night At North Shore Music Theatre
Stage workers demanded an average hourly wage of $27.90, with 20% benefits going toward a pension, annuity, health and wellness.