Tag Archives: Boston Magazine

All the Attendant Evils of a Bad Slum

Posted on February 22, 2008 by admin

I spent most of yesterday in the BPL, dodging sleepy homeless people and researching a BoMag piece on Boylston Street‘s weird place in the city’s architectural bureaucracy. Half of it is part of the Back Bay Architectural District, and subject … Continue reading →

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The Hill and the Hall Week in Review

Posted on February 15, 2008 by admin

(Cross-posted from Boston Daily) Governor Deval Patrick found out what it feels like to be governor last week, as Sal DiMasi’s House finally – finally – got to work advancing the governor’s agenda. It’s only been, what, thirteen months since … Continue reading →

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The Hill and the Hall Week in Review

Posted on February 8, 2008 by admin

(Cross-posted to Boston Daily) Mitt Romney‘s campaign for president has ended. Who’ll we make fun of now? It was, by all accounts, a bizarre scene at City Hall on Wednesday when the Boston firefighters union met with members of the … Continue reading →

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Smile a Little, Mitt

Posted on February 7, 2008 by admin

These are not fun times for Willard Mitt Romney. His campaign’s nearly done for actually done for and with good reason. Quoth the Globe: With 499 total delegates up for grabs through March 4, Romney would have to win more … Continue reading →

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