Molly Farrar is a Staff Writer at Boston.com. She focuses on themes of security and law enforcement, public security, and various aspects of culture and society, including education, urban design, and the arts. Molly's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Intercept, The Boston Globe, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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By: Molly Farrar
The mayor also announced a community meeting Thursday, May 28 at 6 p.m. at Jackson Mann, Allston-Brighton's only community center.
By: Molly Farrar
“Autobahn USA Dedham is proud to present this,” the listing said. “Karen Read's Lexus involved in Court Case for sale.”
By: Molly Farrar
The person “approached from behind, covered the victim's mouth, and attempted to force the victim into the room," Harvard said.
By: Molly Farrar
The Boston Parent Coalition argues in a new appeal that that zip codes and tiers “both operate as a proxy for race" in school admissions.
By: Molly Farrar
The person was “acting suspiciously" and matched the description of a person who snuck into Harvard's Lowell House.
“If anyone is found to have been intentionally misreporting their time or misusing taxpayer dollars, they will be held accountable.”
By: Molly Farrar
The Senate voted 40-0 to require new infrastructure and multi-sensory warning devices to address wrong-way drivers.
Of the 11 students on the bus, nine were transported to area hospitals “for observation,” officials said.
But, after hearing from city officials, who said the suit would tear away at the fabric of Jacksonville's consolidated government, the board allowed for a 30-day window to mediate with City Hall outside court.
By: Molly Farrar
The JAA board granted 30 days to settle the dispute over what it says is an effort by City Hall to “pickpocket” the airport’s cash reserves.
