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Field Guide: 4 Boston holiday markets to get your shop on

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Local Rabbis on celebrating Hanukkah this year

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Behind the pro-Palestinian protests in Boston

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$250 million for the state's family shelter system

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Boston is considering a guaranteed income program

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What to do this month: naughty and nice holiday spectaculars

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A different approach to supporting loved ones with addiction

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That application fee your landlord charged you might be illegal

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When love comes with a life sentence

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Massachusetts' 2024 Teacher of the Year is making history

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From the newsroom: Entrepreneurs want to use EV chargers to highlight historic Black landmarks

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A message from host, Darryl C. Murphy

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For your holiday table: A dreamy cocktail from Comfort Kitchen

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For your holiday table: Comfort Kitchen's star okra

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Where to find heating assistance this winter

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America's gun industry has roots in Massachusetts

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The National Climate Assessment has notes for the Northeast

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A waitlist for homeless families

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Head Start centers are facing a staffing shortage

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Field Guide: What's up with Mass.'s liquor laws?

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A very Common birthday

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Progressives hold on to Boston City Council

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Harvard, its donors and the war in Gaza

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Councilor Frank Baker makes his exit

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BPS's contentious strategy for English learners

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What to do this month: Queens of comedy and a Pee-Wee tribute

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MBTA's South Coast Rail chugs closer to completion

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Heavy rains could lead to sewage in your local waterways

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City to start clearing tents at "Mass and Cass" mid-week

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Field Guide: A piece of home in Dorchester's Little Saigon

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Boston City Council elections: Meet your District 3 candidates

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Boston City Council elections: Meet your District 5 candidates

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Boston City Council Elections: Meet your District 6 candidates

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The MBTA knew the GLX tracks were too narrow

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It's hard out here for a beech

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Federal student loan payments are back, baby

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How to start a hard conversation about the conflict in Gaza

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Massachusetts to stop guaranteeing shelter to families in need

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Some scientists want to give the ocean an iron supplement

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Ten creatives making waves in Boston, and beyond

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Fire up your SAD lamps, winter is coming

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Oscar-winning costume designer Ruth E. Carter on growing up Springfield

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In El Salvador, a family waits for answers

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Making head(winds) or tails of the Mass. offshore wind industry

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From the newsroom: At MASS MoCA, artist Joseph Grigely shares his experience of being deaf

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What to do this month: Let it go, shake it off and catch a show

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The fight for Indigenous Peoples' Day in Massachusetts

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You can out-walk parts of the Green Line Extension

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New tax breaks for caregivers and renters are just a signature away

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In Reading, a nature-based approach to flooding

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The Dorchester Reporter turns 40

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A FERCin' pipeline expansion

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Cartoons for everyone at Boston's indie comics expo

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Why Natick had to pay WBUR $22,000

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There is a housing crisis in Mass. Still, 2300 state housing units sit empty

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Your guide to the chillest art in Boston and beyond this fall

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A shakeup at the Mass. Cannabis Control Commission

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Invasive green crabs could be coming to a restaurant near you

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As cold season looms, we now have seasonal vaccines for RSV, Covid and the flu

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Salem High School wants students to lock up their phones

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José Massó on 48 years of “¡Con Salsa!”

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Two Boston city councilors lose their seats

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Field Guide: A taste of Mattapan

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Cousin Stizz brings hip hop to the Seaport with Commonwealth Fest

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The latest on the Massachusetts family shelter crisis

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Boston is back to school

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The TikTok creator searching for Boston's best take-away

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Where heat death tracking falls short

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Plant care pro tips with Emerald City Plant Shop

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From the newsroom: How 2 Mass. doctors helped end discrimination against gay men in blood donation

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What to do this month: Three shows to kick off theater season

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Amid drama, two Boston city councilors seek re-election

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Elizabeth Amador decodes government bureaucracy, one post at a time

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What is missing from the POST police complaint database

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From the newsroom: You can see the Milky Way from Nantucket. Residents want to keep it that way

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Bigger, faster, more toxic: Poison ivy is thriving

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A reduced fare program for low income T riders inches closer to reality

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Fighting a loneliness epidemic, one connection at a time

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Some hesitate to rely on the MBTA. That's a climate problem.

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From the newsroom: How a Mass. nonprofit helps ready students of color for top colleges

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So you're moving to Boston...

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The emergency inside the Mass. family shelter system

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Gov. Healey's first budget invests in early education

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Why you can't go to the pool in Dorchester or Mattapan this summer

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From the newsroom: Ex-curator sues Worcester Art Museum leaders, alleging discrimination and 'offensive behavior'

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Boston emcee Edo.G on 50 years of hip-hop

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What to do this month: Music, eats and bad art

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Massachusetts farmers grapple with a changing climate

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How one farm is doing after July floods in Western Mass.

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From the newsroom: Extremist watchdog explains New England white supremacists galvanized by Trump

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WBUR parents on keeping kids busy this summer

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Mass. Behavioral Health Help Line, six months later

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Feds are investigating legacy admissions at Harvard

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The City of Boston made its first-ever mixtape

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From the newsroom: How heat alerts could help clinicians intervene for people at high risk

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50 years of hip-hop on the big screen

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Utilities could be using your payments for political influence

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Hollywood strikes hit home in Massachusetts

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The NAACP National Convention is back in Boston

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From the newsroom: A 'food forest' in Mattapan is a space to harvest food and grow community