Revelers who turned out for early First Night celebrations in Boston say they are excited to see what’s to come in 2025 — their optimism matching the day’s bright skies and warmth.
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FSU professors publish open textbooks on music, language, math
FITCHBURG — Faculty from Fitchburg State University have published new textbooks — on music, language, and mathematics — that may be downloaded and reproduced for free, as part of an ongoing project designed to create open educational resources for students and the general public. The volumes were published through the state’s Remixing Open Textbooks through […]
First Night schedule in Boston: Here’s what’s happening on New Year’s Eve
Throughout the day and into the night on New Year’s Eve, Boston has a lineup of First Night activities planned for residents of all ages and interests.
‘See something, say something:’ Boston officials urge residents to keep safety in mind during New Year’s Eve
Boston city officials are gearing up to keep everyone safe during the First Night New Year’s Eve Festivities on Wednesday — and encouraging residents to keep safety in mind as well.
Written in Granite: Capital punishment in New Hampshire
Did you know that New Hampshire’s last execution (by hanging) was held in 1939? In its history, the Granite State has executed 26 people. In 2019, New Hampshire ended capital punishment.
Beacon Hill Roll Call: Flurry of activity as legislative session comes to a close
The 2024 legislative session ends on Jan. 1. There was a flurry of activity on Beacon Hill last week as sponsors of dozens of bills attempted to get final approval on the measures from the House and Senate and have the bill sent to Gov. Maura Healey for her signature.
