Boston Dance Company Redefines Performance Through Inclusive Dance
Elise Patterson, the executive director of Abilities Dance Boston, joined Boston 25 to speak about the mission of her dance company and their upcoming recitals.
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Elise Patterson, the executive director of Abilities Dance Boston, joined Boston 25 to speak about the mission of her dance company and their upcoming recitals.
Just in time for celebrations for America’s 250th, the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum is adding a new feature to help even more visitors enjoy their experience.
Foxborough is bracing for its biggest World Cup test yet with trains, traffic changes, and limited parking all in the mix.
There were reports of two victims trapped inside, and firefighters ran in to try to find them.
A nonprofit is looking to fill that gap by offering free youth sports programming year-round to kids in Boston.
After a $35 million renovation, the Foxboro Commuter Rail Station is set to handle its first FIFA World Cup matchday crowds at Boston Stadium.
Massachusetts cities are scrambling to decide on extended bar hours just hours before the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off, leaving the state’s new 3 a.m. last call policy in limbo.
After years of planning, the next five weeks will bring seven World Cup matches to Gillette Stadium.
A 19-year-old Lynnfield resident faces multiple charges today after allegedly crashing a car into School Street Foods early Sunday morning, causing thousands of dollars in damage.
A local woman who created a personal assistant company two decades ago found that lately, a number of professionals and dual-income families are outsourcing things like household chores and vacation planning—placing a higher value on time than ever before.