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In governmental and nongovernmental roles, Mr. Slavet helped move Boston "to something that was professionalized, that was governed by rules and fairness," said former congressman Chester G. Atkins.
The battle for the hearts and minds of the Boston Irish took a sharp turn in the aftermath of the 1916 Irish Rising. Prior to the 1916 Rising, Boston’s Irish community had maintained some equilibrium between those who favored constitutional methods of Home Rule, and those for physical force and agitation. And within this spectrum were
The 90-year-old art-house cinema has reopened, with 200 more seats, two new theaters, and a plan for long-term survival.
From industry favorites in Chinatown to 24-hour restaurants, don't sleep on these places to eat after midnight in and near Boston.
Ryan Murphy's new series "Feud: Capote vs. The Swans" explores the doyennes of 1970s New York society—here are their art world connections.