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BOSTON — As Bay State and Taiwanese officials celebrated the 45th anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act on Thursday, they reflected not just on geopolitics but on "limitless" possibilities for

S Bay State and Taiwanese officials celebrated the 45th anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act, they reflected not just on geopolitics but on "limitless" possibilities for international trade expansion between the two states.

New members of the Massachusetts Asian American and Pacific Islander Commission took their oaths of office at a small State House gathering Monday afternoon, as the commission's executive director Yasmin Padamsee Forbes highlighted last weekend's Lunar New Year celebration and hoped to "embrace the spirit of unity and prosperity" represented by the Year of the Dragon.

More than a decade ago, Massachusetts voters narrowly rejected a ballot measure to allow medically assisted suicide. Ever since, lawmakers have introduced bills in the House and Senate that would

For National Nurses Week, we are honored to publish your personal stories, share your gratitude, and celebrate the work of nurses across Maine.

BOSTON — When the doors to the Statehouse were thrown open to the public, people from around Massachusetts and across the country filed in to see the grand building and

CONVERSATIONS: Canton woman used a guiding hand, healing heart as a Cadet Nurse, instructor Linda Thomas Faye Berzon spends most of her time these days inside her condominium apartment at the Orchard Cove Retirement Community in Canton. Wheelchair-bound, the former Sharon resident is surrounded by books, computer, photos of her late husband, Harry, awards and recognitions — and mementos of her days as a nurse that began 77 years ago, Her perfectly arranged hair, radiant unlined skin and styli...