‘There’s a window, and once it closes, it closes forever’
An aging population worries about going into assisted living too soon — or waiting too long.
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The next hot place to work? Look north to the Orange Line corridor
The Orange Line corridor stretching through Charlestown, Cambridge, and Somerville is poised to emerge as a major office district, with a vast amount of office space already under construction or permitted.
Increased segregation of Boston schools could deepen racial, economic divides, say advocates
“It is almost as if the city is turning its back on our kids,” said Audrey Martinez-Gudapakkam, whose daughter attends Winship Elementary School in Brighton.
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Trump acknowledges purpose of 2016 Trump Tower meeting with Russians
It was the starkest acknowledgment yet that a statement President Trump dictated about the encounter last year was misleading.
