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Though the home has generally received high marks for care from state regulators, it has been plagued in recent months by catastrophic cash woes.

A judge placed a Boston skilled nursing facility in receivership Wednesday, answering an unusual call for that emergency step by residents and their families. 

The Benjamin has been an institution in Mission Hill for nearly a century. Advocates are seeking a receivership to keep it open.

Boston is looking to hire historians to analyze the history and lasting legacy of slavery here.

In 2023, American Experience partnered with StoryCorps Studios to record, uplift and archive stories about racial desegregation and educational equity efforts in American schools. These personal accounts reflect experiences from an array of regional, racial, ethnic, and gender perspectives, providing a link to a formative chapter in the story of modern America. These stories you are about to listen to are unedited accounts of those experiences.

Recommendation comes amidst turnover and public criticism of transparency .

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An outpouring of both sadness and gratitude met the news that longtime civil rights leader Mel King had died at age 94 after decades of influencing politics, policy and people in his lifelong home city.

Addressing a crowd of community leaders and activists in Roxbury’s Nubian Square, Gov. Maura Healey asked for their help in fixing the MBTA by spreading the word about job openings. At an event put together by the political action coalition known as Communities of Color (COC), Healey laid out some of the challenges facing the MBTA and praised the incoming general manager,

An outpouring of both sadness and gratitude met the news that longtime civil rights leader Mel King had died at age 94 after decades of influencing politics, policy and people in his lifelong home city.