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PBF Energy Inc. announced that on January 31, 2024, Wayne Budd, the Chairman of the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee of the Board of Directors of the company and a member of the...

Did you know that New Hampshire’s oldest, annual tribute to the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. took place in Nashua in 1982? For some historical perspective, Martin Luther King Jr. Day was recognized as a federal holiday in 1983. But did you also know that the Granite State became the last out […]

The Stuart case left Boston a divided city, where the truth is still chasing the lies.

He built a thriving business in New York selling back numbers, or old issues of newspapers and magazines, recognizing their value and the history they contained.

She had to resign. Two separate reports released on Wednesday — one by the Justice Department Inspector General and another by the US Office of Special Counsel — make that clear.

Bostons first Black police commissioner, William Gross, is set to retire from the department Friday. Boston police Superintendent Dennis White, who has served as Gross chief of staff, will become the next commissioner. He will be the second Black man to hold the post, after Gross. Gross was appointed commissioner in 2018 by Boston Mayor Marty Walsh. In a statement Thursday, Walsh thanked him for his 37 years of service to the department. "Throughout his decorated career, hes always embodied the...

By Katie Trojano, Reporter Staff January 6, 2021 Katie Trojano, Reporter Staff Mayor Walsh signed an ordinance creating an Office of Police Accountability and Transparency on Monday in his City Hall office. Isabel Leon/Mayors office photo Mayor Walsh has signed an ordinance establishing a City Hall office that will give teeth and subpoena powers to a new civilian review panel charged with investigating police misconduct. The Office of Police Accountability and Transparency (OPAT) is the last pl...