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The 16-day festival run became one of the defining gathering places of Boston's World Cup experience. Boston’s FIFA Fan Festival at City Hall has come to an end, even though the World Cup is far from over. After 16 days of matches, music, and cultural programming and thousands of...

The entrance is easy to miss, tucked into a strip mall off the highway. But once you step inside and head downstairs, the space opens up into a colorful basement packed with bolts of cotton, flannel, and upholstery fabric that seem to stretch in every direction. This Massachusetts fabric store...

Robert Gordon, former NACS chairman and founder of Store 24, a convenience store chain based in the Boston area, died on June 22 at the age of 87, according to an announcement from the association. He is survived by his wife, two children, two stepchildren and six grandchildren. Gordon founded...

Set the alarm and bring a tote, because the best market finds rarely wait until noon. Massachusetts knows how to do farmers markets with personality. One table might have berries that still smell like sunshine. Another might be stacked with sourdough, flowers, honey, cheese, or tomatoes that make grocery store versions

Spoiler: It doesn’t have to do with height. When tall ships from around the world come sailing into Boston for Sail Boston 2026, you’ll know it. The dozens of vessels parading into the harbor won’t look like your ordinary sailboat, yacht, or ferry—they’ll be, well, tall.

A new heat wave alert for Massachusetts landed Monday, with officials warning of “dangerously hot conditions” and a heat index up to 111 degrees. An “extreme heat watch” is in effect for nearly the entire state from Wednesday morning through Saturday evening, according to the National Weather Service. This will vastly

Boston, MA desperately needs more housing options, as the dream of finding a home feels increasingly out of reach for buyers.

Campbell was convicted of raping five women and attempting to assault a sixth between 2017 and 2019. Serial rapist Alvin Campbell Jr., who posed as an Uber driver to prey on drunk women outside Boston bars and clubs, was sentenced to life in prison Monday following his conviction earlier this month.

Feelings were mixed in city hall on Thursday, as the City of Cambridge Community Development Department proposed changes to Cambridge’s Multifamily Housing Ordinance (MFHO) that would increase the overall amount of setbacks, require more ground-level green space, and prohibit tall buildings with units that average more

The following incidents are from recent Bedford Police Department logs. All arrests are accusations, and anyone arrested is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Information is shared with The Bedford Citizen through Det. Lt. Scott Jones. This article does not list all entries. June 12 – 8:16 a.m. to 5:10 p.m....