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Wednesday marked Day No. 3 of the trial of Carmen DeCruz, the former Temple police officer accused of fatally shooting Michael Dean in 2019.

Jean-Luc Godard, through his films, talks about architecture almost as easily as he talks about cinema itself. In honor of the nouvelle vague icon,...

Jean-Luc Godard, through his films, talks about architecture almost as easily as he talks about cinema itself. In honor of the nouvelle vague icon,...

Beginning in late 1811, frequent appearances of strange lights had begun to occur in the region surrounding New Madrid, Missouri.

ATHOL — The future of the former Sherwin-Williams building in Athol’s Lord Pond Plaza was once again a topic of discussion at the meeting of Athol’s Selectboard on Tuesday, April 19. The town-owned building has been vacant since the paint retailer...

Rediscovering a design icon: gallerists Paul Bourdet, Stefan Cosma and Charlotte Ketab get together to celebrate the work of Paolo Pallucco in Paris

Brownian motion makes me snicker even now, but we must take care with science words. Their wilful misuse could well prove earth-shattering.

New Le Gramme men’s jewellery pieces are cool classics; CEO and jewellery design Erwan Le Louër reveals the intricacies behind the Le Gramme cable bracelets

The founders of Brooklyn studio Civilian have renovated a historic townhouse for themselves and their young family, rearranging the layout and adding contemporary elements for optimum functionality. Nicko Elliott and Ksenia Kagner, who founded Civilian in 2018, overhauled the three-storey building in the Brooklyn neighbourhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant, often shortened to Bed-Stuy. They now occupy the

The French festival known for incubating emerging designers and artists celebrated an exciting new cohort, all with sustainability and innovation at the crux of their work