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Boston GlobeWednesday, 27 May 2026
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Loved or hated, DiZoglio is in the game now
Hailed for Legislature fight while accused of playing politics, she’s made her own base
The paper adopts an architectural and urban planning critique, balancing the necessity of the renovation against concerns regarding its current aesthetic and functional utility.
The renovation of one of Boston's most prominent public spaces has reached completion, prompting local debate over its design choices and intended use.
“ocean of concrete feels empty”
“Locally focused civic scrutiny”
Taking a harder look at the new Copley Square
The redesign was needed, but the ocean of concrete feels empty, particularly when nothing’s going on. That will come.
A discount for Cup fans — but not here
NYC mayor brokers deal for 1,000 cheaper tickets
Compares ticket pricing and local government negotiation success between New York and Boston for the upcoming World Cup.
Red flags tell the story when a small college is doomed
Every college's story is unique — until it closes.
Analyzes the systemic indicators and regulatory environment preceding small college closures in the region.
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