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According to the more than 1,300 responses to the Boston.com reader poll, Pink made the best impression, with Springsteen a close second.

"I fear that we are one election away from turning into Massachusetts," tweeted presumed N.H. gubernatorial hopeful Kelly Ayotte.

Haverhill Public Schools apologized to families for holding school Tuesday after the snow started earlier than anticipated.

Boston.com readers share their favorite 4th of July celebrations other than Boston, picking towns with great fireworks, parades, and more.

The 2022 Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade is back. Read more on the date, time, parade route, and how to watch on TV on Boston.com.

South Boston will be awash in green for the annual parade this Sunday.

The 2022 Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade is back. Read more on the date, time, parade route, and how to watch on TV on Boston.com.

Boston Pride, the group responsible for the largest Pride celebrations in the area, has chosen the theme “The Rainbow After the Storm” for this year’s festivities. The theme is fitting in some regards, given that the pandemic spoiled Boston Pride’s opportunity to celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2020. But the metaphorical storm may not have completely passed: In February, Boston Pride made the decision to cancel the annual Pride Parade, the centerpiece to its monthlong celebration, due...

‘Marvelous’ Marvin Hagler, dominant middleweight boxer, dies By John PowersUpdated March 14, 2021, 7:59 p.m. Email to a Friend Mr. Hagler (left) battled Thomas Hearns in a bout that some considered boxings greatest match.Jim Wilson/Globe Staff/The Boston Globe Marvelous Marvin Hagler, the indestructible Brockton boxer who dominated the middleweight division for most of the 1980s, died of undisclosed causes Saturday in New Hampshire. He was 66. A muscular left-hander with a shaved head...