Marty Walsh

U.S. Rep. Michael Capuano had a good ground game, but Attorney General Martha Coakley had a better one, taking in a landslide the Democratic nomination in the U.S. Senate race to replace the late Edward M. Kennedy. Read More

Holiday Spotlight is a column highlighting local holiday productions and the people involved in them. Read More

This is page 2 from La Patrie on January 5, 1910. Read More

Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, reindeer stampedes at the mall … and, of course, Trifecta Gallery's minUMENTAL Invitational. Read More

State Rep. Marie St. Fleur is telling supporters that should Congressman Michael Capuano (D-Somerville) win his bid for the open U.S. Senate slot, she's "very interested" in mounting a campaign for his Eighth Congressional District seat, senior Democratic sources say. Read More

State Rep. Brian Wallace, a South Boston Democrat whose district includes a part of Uphams Corner, may face a challenger at the ballot box next year: local Democratic activist Michael McGee. Read More

Boston's official Christmas tree will arrive at about 11 a.m. on Fri., Nov. 20. Read More

And 51 unfunded projects classified as a "danger to life and limb of passengers and/or employees." Read More

The parish that owns the site of the former St. William's School is looking for realtors to lease or sell the property even as the Boston archdiocese insists that the door remains open to moving a private Roman Catholic high school into the vacant property. Read More

Hoisting signs, handing out emery boards, and calling candidates' names, volunteers at several local polling places made a strong but civil final push for their candidates in the hopes that a last-minute recommendation from a friend or neighbor would sway voters when they went into the booth. Read More