Nation’s first “Trauma Spa” seeks support in Boston
The nation’s first ever Trauma Spa is seeking to open in Boston in the spring of 2020, but first its founders need to
Boston City Council meeting Jan. 29, 2020
All councilors were present for the Boston City Council meeting on Jan. 29, 2020. The following dockets were presented and discussed: Docket #0273
Northeastern panel discusses role of society in hate crimes and mass shootings
By Eileen O’Grady How society chooses to respond to hate speech directly influences how often hate-fuelled violence and mass shootings occur, said panelists
Life in Mission Hill: Cristina Rosado
By Alyssa Lukpat For Cristina Rosado, 32, the Mission Hill parks show just how much the neighborhood has changed. When she grew up
Life in Mission Hill: Sarah Hanlon
By Katie Coiro Sarah Hanlon, 20, moved into Mission Hill to live in a packed house. “I live with six girls, so it’s
Life in Mission Hill: Landon Chambers and Christian Mateo
By Riley Robinson Landon Chambers, 13, (left) and Christian Mateo, 14, are just finishing a basketball game with their friends at McLaughlin Park,
Life in Mission Hill: Jane D’Angelo
By Joshua Qualls Jane D’Angelo, 53, likes going community meetings to know what’s going on in the neighborhood. Although she cannot work due
Innovative Solutions to Curb the Gun Violence Epidemic
Around 50 people gathered in a large meeting room at Massachusetts General Hospital on the afternoon of Friday, April 13. Among them were four groups of innovators looking to win a $10,000 grand prize from CAMtech, the Consortium for Affordable Medical Technologies based at the hospital. After two months of preparation, all four teams shared the same goals: curb the gun violence epidemic and improve the lives of survivors.
The Fight Against Unsolved Homicides
By Zach Ben-Amots “On Oct. 15, 1996, my husband did something that he never, ever did before. He didn’t drive his car to