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Museum Of Science Announces $155 Million Wing Funded By Bloomberg Gift

Boston's Museum of Science announced a new 10,000-square-foot wing funded by a $155 million Bloomberg Philanthropies gift, Boston Patch reports. Mayor Michelle Wu held a press conference addressing the White Stadium ruling, per NBC Boston's "Mayor Wu To Hold Press Conference Following W…

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Massachusetts Appoints New Heat Resilience Officer

Massachusetts has appointed a new heat resilience officer to help the state respond to intensifying summer heat. The move, reported Aug. 19, comes as Boston also drew attention in Time Out's ranking naming Logan Airport the best U.S. airport for international flight deals, beating out N…

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Connecticut Sun Plays Final Game At TD Garden Before Houston Move

Connecticut Sun closes out its TD Garden run with a farewell win over the Sparks before the WNBA franchise moves to Houston. The Sun beat the Los Angeles Sparks in its final game in Boston, CT Insider reported, closing an era for the team's home dates at the Garden. Elsewhere, "Rutschma…

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Boston Arts Festival Returns For 23rd Year With 50-Plus Artists

The Boston Arts Festival returns for its 23rd year, featuring more than 50 local artists across the city, per a Patch report. Boston's concert calendar stayed busy too: Variety reports TD Garden will host the Jonas Brothers' "Burning Up Tour All Over Again" on September 25, days after V…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of August 10 through August 16

This week's column carries nine Boston-resident obituaries: Beatty, Sean; Bigler, Barbara; DiGesse, Rita, 96; Fechtor, Sheldon Mark, 93; Fleming, Susan V.; Guan, Ai Yue, 83; Miglorino, Joan, 93; Palermo, Heather A., 47; and Whall, Peter James. All nine died between August 10 and August …

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Massachusetts Higher Education Commissioner Ortega To Step Down In September

Massachusetts Higher Education Commissioner Noe Ortega will step down in September after four years on the job. The departure leaves the state agency overseeing public colleges and universities in search of new leadership heading into the fall semester, per a Lowell Sun report. Closer t…

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Swimmers Raise $550,000 For Cancer Research At Pleasure Bay

Swimmers raised $550,000 for cancer research at the 31st annual Swim Across America event in South Boston Saturday. Organizers presented the funds to cancer researchers at Pleasure Bay off Castle Island, according to a Reuters Connect report. In sports news, the Boston Red Sox parted wa…

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Chef Tiffani Faison To Close Two Fenway Restaurants

Boston chef Tiffani Faison is closing two of her Fenway restaurants, Sweet Cheeks Q and Fool's Errand. NBC Boston reports the barbecue spot and its adjoining bar are shutting down, ending chef and restaurateur Tiffani Faison's long run in the neighborhood. Elsewhere, the Red Sox lost ca…

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