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Barbara HowardSeptember 21, 2018 07:10 PMReviewing The Housing Crisis, 10 Years Later
Home values in the state have surpassed where they were during the last peak, in 2005. But there are huge winners and losers. -
Barbara HowardSeptember 21, 2018 06:58 PMJanitor Makes Claim Of Phony Overtime At The Boston Public Library
WGBH investigative editor Paul Singer found out that janitors at the library had been leaving early on overnight shifts, but still getting paid time and a half for the full shift. -
Barbara HowardSeptember 21, 2018 06:52 PMMigratory Birds Take Flight
As summer comes to an end and temperatures start to cool, birds of all kinds heed nature's call and head south to warmer climates. Some make incredible journeys that challenge the imagination. -
Barbara HowardSeptember 19, 2018 06:28 PMLooking At The Track Record Of Columbia Gas
There are still more questions than answers when it comes to those explosions and gas fires that forced the evacuation of thousands of Merrimack Valley residents last week. -
Barbara HowardSeptember 17, 2018 08:36 PMMore On WGBH's Higher Education Poll
A WGBH News poll from the On Campus education team finds nearly three in four Americans disagree with the Supreme Court’s stance. -
Aaron SchachterSeptember 12, 2018 07:42 PMFenway Park To Host Ice Cross Downhill Event
The event at Fenway is called Crashed Ice. It features skaters racing downhill. Cameron Naasz is a two-time Ice Cross Downhill world champion. -
Barbara HowardSeptember 11, 2018 07:12 PMIs Luxury Housing Hurting Boston?
A new report from the Institute for Policy Studies, a left-leaning think tank, makes the case that it is not. -
Barbara HowardSeptember 6, 2018 07:11 PMBoston Public School Teacher Wants City To Turn Off AC For Administrators
Michael Maguire is posing a challenge to Mayor Marty Walsh: Turn off the air conditioning in administrative offices throughout the city until all of the city's schools have air conditioning. -
Barbara HowardSeptember 5, 2018 07:44 PMUMass Lowell Professor On Process For 3rd District Recount
The Associated Press says that as of late Wednesday afternoon, just 52 votes are separating Trahan and Koh, with Trahan in the lead. As such, the race could be headed for a recount.