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- Sep 11, 2026
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Families of 9/11 victims feel duty, 25 years later, to preserve legacies of lost loved ones (opens the original)
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The desire and responsibility to honor their loved ones’ legacies still resonates to this day for many of the family members of victims with Massachusetts ties.
25 years after Sept. 11, a Massachusetts man honors his brother's memory by sharing impact of that day (opens the original)
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Pat Bavis still remembers the day he learned about the attacks on Pearl Harbor in his high school history class in Boston in the '70s. “You're sheltered when you're a young boy … and you think the world's all hunky-dory,” he said. “Then you see these videos of tragedy. And the servicemen, you know, what they did and what they put their lives on the line for.” Those lessons were still ringing in his head when Bavis returned to a high school classroom as an adult. This time, he was there to share
New survey of Mass. teachers show a dislike of statewide exams as a replacement for MCAS (opens the original)
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A survey of Massachusetts teachers shows state-designed final exams are not educators’ preferred way to assess if a student is ready to graduate. That was one of the topics in a new survey of nearly 1,200 Massachusetts educators by UMass Amherst’s Center for Education Policy, released Tuesday. Public school teachers were asked to rank options for new graduation requirements, nearly two years after voters scrapped using a state exam known as MCAS as the benchmark. Over the summer, a statewide cou
An oasis in Chinatown (opens the original)
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Editor's note: This story is an excerpt from WBUR's weekly arts and culture newsletter, The ARTery. If you like what you read and want it in your inbox, sign up here. An urban oasis is nestled between Boston’s South End and Chinatown neighborhoods. The Berkeley Community Garden brings together hundreds of people who tend to 155 plots of vegetables, flowers and other plants. Sarah Hutt has had a plot here for decades. ”I like to garden, and I like community, and I wanted to be part of my neighbor
What can you expect to see during this month's three major celestial events (opens the original)
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You can catch three different celestial events this month: a partial solar eclipse, the Perseids meteor shower and a near-full lunar eclipse. Here's when and how you can see each of them.
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