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Boston Public Market's first-ever bar opens Thursday - Vimarsana News

Boston Public Market's first-ever bar opens Thursday

Boston Public Market now has a cocktail bar called The Pine Bar, and it features beer, wine, and spirits from across New England.

Source: boston.com
Boston Public Market Finally Unveils Its First Bar: The Pine Bar - Vimarsana News

Boston Public Market Finally Unveils Its First Bar: The Pine Bar

The Pine Bar is the latest venture for North End restaurateur Philip Frattaroli and will extend the BPM’s hours.

So Long, Charlie Baker. RIP, GOP. - Vimarsana News

So Long, Charlie Baker. RIP, GOP.

Last in a proud line of Weld Republican governors, Charlie Baker is leaving office for good. The result? The death of the state’s GOP.

Ask The Expert: Climate Change (Virtual) - Vimarsana News

Ask The Expert: Climate Change (Virtual)

Ask The Expert: Climate Change (Virtual) Friday April 23, 2021 Free Learn more about how climate change has accelerated a collision between right whales, one of the world’s most endangered species, and the lobster industry, North America’s most valuable fishery. Come meet reporter and documentary filmmaker, David Abel, at our next Ask The Expert event. Bring your questions and learn more about his new film, Entangled, which documents how the warming waters of the Gulf of Maine have forced the whales to search for food in new areas let to a rise in deaths due to the...

Source: wgbh.org
Editorial Roundup: New England - Vimarsana News

Editorial Roundup: New England

Jan. 17 In assessing Connecticut’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, the contrast between the spring of 2020 and these last few months has been dramatic. In the spring, faced with a virus whose lethal power was clear, the state shut down. Led by Gov. Ned Lamont, who quickly empaneled a team of infectious disease experts to help guide him, businesses were told to have their employees work from home. Restaurants, bars and theaters were closed. Schools shifted to online learning. Connecticut - not unlike other states - didn’t move fast enough. We soon became one of the deadliest states ...