Magazine

It’s not often that voters face a moral question like the one expected on November’s ballot: Should terminally ill patients have the right to get a fatal prescription? It’s up to the people of Massachusetts. By Scott Helman

Enter your home project for the chance to win a $500 gift certificate and recognition in the Boston Globe Magazine

The noisy work of keeping water from underground steam pipes. By Scott Helman

Love Letters columnist Meredith Goldstein turned to an unusual treatment to get over a painful breakup. By Meredith Goldstein

Asparagus, artichokes, new potatoes, and chard star in these delicious sides. By Adam Ried

Finally, local ramps, green peas, asparagus, and fava beans show up on menus.

But will they find more in common than that?

Want to add wow to your look? Add a splash of your favorite bright hue. By Tina Sutton

These properties--in Jamaica Plain, Newton, and Somerville--are all close to the action.

Brian Williams, Boston’s indy film festival, a picnic for Mother Nature, and more.

Artists (and friends), a model, and a funny thing that happened on the way to the Patriots Day reenactment.

The Shrewsbury-born funnyman shares his view on Twitter.

As the grandmother of two beautiful little girls, ages 3 and almost 5, there’s nothing I love more than spending time with my cuties.

Readers weigh in on baseball players and fitness, local bookstores, the health insurance system, and more.