Paul Bass

(Opinion) Zoners this week channeled King Solomon in issuing a decision that gave Hill neighbors and convenience store customers some of what each side wanted. They allowed a convenience store to stay open earlier in the morning, but not later at night. Will that address underlying challenges about public drug use and competing public-space needs?

Val Adaro made a prediction while babysitting her friend’s daughter Tuesday on the Academy Street side of Wooster Square Park.

A 41-year-old Florida-based owner of a deteriorating corner building at Whalley Avenue and Fitch Street continues to avoid a court appearance — and leave his property a dangerous mess — more than four months after the state issued a warrant for his arrest.

Police arrested a 40-year-old Sound School teacher on a charge of felony risk to a minor after an investigation into his relationship with a 15-year-old student.

In the city's latest new upscale apartment complex.

Chevanne Spencer left her job at the Elm Street library worried about her life. Her older brother Michael got into an argument there a year later and then died across the street.

“It’s domestic terrorism”: Susan Bysiewicz Thursday in the WNHH-FM studio. Paul Bass Photo

Ferdinand Escoffery and two colleagues hovered three stories above Elm Street Thursday sawing and hammering. They removed the final top-story rotting and burnt wood from a fatal fire and began preparing to put in a new roof.

Thomas Mina made some tea in his new luxury downtown digs Wednesday, then headed to the train station down the street to visit family. It was week three sh

Chevanne Spencer left her job at the Elm Street library worried about her life. Her older brother Michael got into an argument there a year later and then