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Email A dusty gray C-130 rolled to a stop just as the sun was going down over the tarmac of the Air National Guard Station at the Groton-New London Airport in Connecticut on Friday. The plane wasn’t carrying its usual haul of utility helicopters or jeeps. Instead, when the rear cargo door yawned opened, it was three beluga whales from Marineland, an aquatic park in Ontario, Canada, that were sitting aboard, in special water-filled transport containers. Kharabali, Havana and Jetta, three females, were loaded onto flatbed trucks and driven seven miles east on I-95 to Mystic Aquarium in southe...

The monumental task of moving whales across borders Amy Thomas © Photograph by Jennifer Hayes Beluga whale pool capture and sling transport to transport tanks on trucks to airport for relocation from MarineLand, Niagara Fall Ontario to Mystic Aquarium CT on May 14 2021 A dusty gray C-130 rolled to a stop just as the sun was going down over the tarmac of the Air National Guard Station at the Groton-New London Airport in Connecticut on Friday. The plane wasn’t carrying its usual haul of utility helicopters or jeeps. Instead, when the rear cargo door yawned opened, it was th...

Class action, power chords, and a walrus-loving whistleblower By Peter Keough Globe Correspondent,Updated February 25, 2021, 11:54 a.m. Email to a Friend An image from "Un Film Dramatique."Cinema Guild One way to explore the truth of a subject is to allow the subject to film itself. Or in the case of Éric Baudelaire’s “Un Film Dramatique,” to allow the subjects to make a film about whatever they want and film their process doing so. Commissioned by the brand-new Dora Maar middle school (named after the photographer, painter, and companion to Picasso) in the racially and eth...