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Myrtle the sea turtle weighs nearly 500 pounds. What does it take to keep her healthy?
Boston.com went behind the scenes at the New England Aquarium as veterinary staff conducted their annual health exams on Myrtle, the Aquarium's nearly 500-pound green ... Read More
The Trump administration wants you to believe SNAP is broken. Tell that to 62,000 kids in Mass. who lost it.
More than 175,000 Massachusetts residents have lost SNAP benefits over the past year, including 62,000 children. As food insecurity rises, organizations like Project Bread are ... Read More
Ye Olde Pepper Candy Companie opens pop-up at Boston’s Old North Church
A sweet slice of history is now in Boston. America's oldest candy company, Ye Olde Pepper Candy Companie, has opened a limited-time pop-up at the ... Read More
PRINCIPAL VOICE: Our off-track high school students weren’t terribly interested in school until we dug into hands-on learning
Barr Foundation is making an impact on K12 education. This Hechinger opinion piece by Janet Schweizer, director of Evolve Academy in Fall River, highlights Transformative ... Read More
America 250: Revolutionary Reenactors; ABC News’ Jay O’Brien Climbs the Steeple of Old North Church
"Old North Church is America's church." - Nikki Stewart, Executive Director, Old North Illuminated. Watch Nikki take ABC News up the Old North Church steeple ... Read More
The Cape Ann Museum starts a new chapter Tuesday
Cape Ann Museum reopens after a 20-month renovation and successful $23 million fundraising campaign. Beyond the renovations, next Tuesday marks the much-anticipated opening of "Avery, ... Read More
Food banks continue to see increased need as SNAP requirements shift
As food insecurity rises across Massachusetts, Project Bread is helping families access SNAP and other critical food resources while advocating for stronger investments to meet ... Read More
America’s oldest candy store will open in this 311-year-old Boston building next month
Boston history is getting a little sweeter. America’s oldest candy company Ye Olde is popping up at Old North Church & Historic Site in a ... Read More
Boys don’t need looksmaxxers and alpha males. They need men who show up.
Real leadership isn’t about influence, it’s about showing up. The Boston Globe spotlights Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Massachusetts and the life-changing power of ... Read More
