Montreal-to-Boston overnight train service up for discussion
A proposal to create an overnight train service from Montreal to Boston will reportedly be up for discussion Thursday.
More Massachusetts schools ban cell phones in classrooms this year
Students can expect to see these so-called cell phone hotels this year as more schools ban the devices in classrooms.
More families choosing cargo bikes as a greener way to get kids to school
Popular bike routes around Cambridge, Somerville, Arlington, and some parts of Boston are seeing a growing number of moms and dads, transporting multiple kids on bikes.
Retired Scituate man fixing thousands of bikes to donate to kids in need
With the help of the Scituate community, Rich Bonanno started the Rolling Wave Foundation.
Revere woman fights climate change in work at local cannabis dispensary
Sam Woodman said her mission to combat climate change started with a destructive blizzard back in 2018.
Historic Cape Cod Melody Tent still hosting iconic acts in Hyannis
The list of legendary artists who have performed in the tent includes Tony Bennett, Carole King, and Diana Ross.
Competitive market forces apartment renters into bidding wars
Renters are facing some tough requirements from landlords including credit scores above 700 and lengthy work histories.
Remote work and high rents prompt local woman to try #VanLife
The living room/office converts to a bedroom in minutes.
Russian-owned Boston hair salon sponsors Ukrainian refugee, daughter
Zena Rose owner Marina Melnikova has never forgotten the kindness shown to her when she arrived as a refugee.
Popular Watertown fencing academy open to all newcomers
Vitaliy Nazarenko started the Fencing Academy of Boston in Watertown and has led a very interesting life.
Mass. wildlife advocates want regulations on rat poison
A new bill from a state representative would require companies to disclose the effects of rat poison on the environment.
Shrewsbury teen's mental health podcast aims to help fellow high school students
The CDC says 40% of high school students have reported poor mental health during the pandemic.
Robots help distribution center workers become more productive, less fatigued
Robots at Top Notch Distributors are giving current employees a big boost.