A tale of many acronyms: CECP, VMTs, EVs, and MBTA: bostonglobe.com/2021/01/31/met…

A moving moment to watch elderly folks in Boston start getting the vaccine today. When a friend emerged from getting her shot, Anthony Gaeta joked she could go dancing now. "Only if you come with me," said the friend, Barbara Maldero, 93.

“It feels like we’re on a train from the future”! If a new Red Line train rolls into town, is anyone there to ride it? bostonglobe.com/2021/02/07/met…

Saturday, February 13th from 10AM-1PM the VA will host a vaccine clinic at VFW Post 1018, 500 Morton St., Dorchester, 02124. Veterans 65+ can receive the vaccine. Must be enrolled in the VA to get it. Thank you to the VA and VFW for partnering with us on this important event!

“Bob’s one flaw is he sometimes tries to eat his harness.” bostonglobe.com/2021/03/02/met… via The Boston Globe

FAFSA applications are down in many communities, including Lawrence, and this troubling trend could have serious repercussions. Lane Glenn shares his thoughts with Deirdre Fernandes in today's The Boston Globe bit.ly/3kLPnzK

What’s up with those blocked-off stairs in downtown Boston? An answer, one year later bostonglobe.com/2021/03/16/met… via The Boston Globe

With climate change expected to increase the frequency of droughts, state officials are preparing sweeping new restrictions that would be among the most significant changes to water management in Massachusetts in decades. #mapoli bostonglobe.com/2021/03/18/met…

Harvard has 140 acres it wants to develop in Allston. The university would like to build a drainpipe to help alleviate storm floods there. But it needs to go through the Legislature first. And the local state rep is in no rush. bostonglobe.com/2021/03/26/bus… via The Boston Globe

Welcome to the socialist revolution in Somerville bos.gl/wBCYsRE

During the pandemic selective colleges are seeing surge in applications from first-generation students, in large part due to schools dropping SAT/ACT requirements. bostonglobe.com/2021/04/05/met…

Raise a glass of Keeper IPA for Adam Romanow, who will fulfill a longtime dream of opening a Castle Island brewery in South Boston this summer. bostonglobe.com/2021/04/06/bus… via The Boston Globe

Give a hearty welcome (and a follow) to Elizabeth Koh, whose first story as a member of the Globe's quick strike investigative team landed on Page One today.

Black women are largely shut out of coveted tenure-track positions, representing less than 3 percent of faculty at Massachusetts colleges and universities. Higher education experts cite white-dominated departments and a lack of mentorship as barriers. bos.gl/hEdWKvJ

Women advise young people about the Bad Old Days before Roe v. Wade, a tremendous (and scary) story by Stephanie Ebbert bostonglobe.com/2022/05/09/met… via The Boston Globe

Despite a man being dragged to death after his arm got stuck in a door, a Red Line train had traveled to the end of the line at Alewife Station and back downtown before the MBTA determined it had been involved in the tragedy bostonglobe.com/2022/05/17/met… via Laura Crimaldi Taylor Dolven

Your The Boston Globe Orange Line 🟠 shutdown guide: *Free shuttle bus routes 🚌 *Free commuter rail schedules 🚆 *Free Bluebikes w/ suggested routes 🚲 *Call the T @ 617-222-3200 if you run into trouble 📞 *Avoid driving 🚗 bostonglobe.com/2022/08/19/met…

#Breaking: Am told both Massachusetts US senators -- Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren -- are rescinding their endorsement of Ricardo Arroyo in the Suffolk DA's race.

Introducing the Cold Case Files - a brand new The Boston Globe series about unsolved homicides. Sign up for the newsletter here: bostonglobe.us11.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=90…

Fifty years ago a Black man was found dead in Westford, Massachusetts. His body was badly burned. His identity remains a mystery to this day. Who was he? Somebody out there must know what happened #TikTok #unsolved #coldcases tiktok.com/t/ZT8AhsqW2/