All tagged Boston
If you've never had the chance to be in Boston on Marathon Monday, you're missing out. It's the best day of the year outside opening day at Fenway Park.
Words can't describe the emotion at the scene of the Boston Marathon Memorial.
We are Boston Strong.
The growing memorial in Boston's Copley Square is quite the sight to see. I took the family there today. We walked, shopped and dined on Boylston Street. It felt good to support the local economy and be part of the healing process for our great city and our community. Here are some of the images that caught my eye during our visit.
This is a note that I wrote to my kids about the events that happened this week. I'm not one to sugar coat things and as a result, this post is written in that manner. It includes strong language and is really a way for me to share my raw emotions from the past week.
We are #BostonStrong.
We're New Englanders. We've been here before (well, those of us born before 1978).
When I was a reporter for the Globe during the late 90s, I covered a handful of storms, including the April Fool's one.
Boston has been known, over the past 12 years or so, as Title Town. However, since the 2011 Stanley Cup, Boston teams have floundered when it comes to winning on the big stage.
The Boston Globe published a story today, on Super Bowl Sunday, about the sulking Boston fan base -- a fan base who has been accustomed to winning, but is now relegated to think about our pre-2001 days when we all found comfort in our losing ways and used those feelings to fuel the passion we have for our teams.
I did my civic duty last week. I had jury duty and was picked as juror number 8 for a criminal case. I can't get into the details, but it was quite an experience.
To see the criminal justice system in action, and having a front row seat, was an interesting experience to say the least.