Features
by Brigitta Greene
I don’t think we’re in the jewelry district anymore.If you were to take a stroll down Benefit Street from the Main Green—turning left as if headed to the Fish Company—you would see a highway ramp off to your right. As it stands, you could walk right past the orange safety cones and find yourself on an abandoned six-lane highway—the remnants of Interstate 195. Before the end of this year, the Department of Transportation will take down that highway ramp and demolish the roadbed across the river. Within the next year or two, a new pedestrian lane will appear in its place.
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Science
by Nupur Shridhar
Thoughts on birds and humans: In about two months, during the last full moon in May, red knots (Calidris canutus) migrating from the Pampas to the Arctic will land on the shores of the Delaware Bay, their sole rest stop on the 12,000-mile journey home.
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opinions
Smoking might be terrible, but stop telling us not to do it.
arts
by Jordan Carter
Artistic Secrecy and The Bruce High Quality Foundation
literary
by Laura Brown-Lavoie
If you were to take a stroll down Benefit Street from the Main Green—turning left as if headed to the Fish Company—you would see a highway ramp off to your right. As it stands, you could walk right past the orange safety cones and find yourself on an abandoned six-lane highway—the remnants of Interstate 195. [...]
sports
by Malcolm Burnley
Considering term limits for collegiate coaches
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