Can't put your phone down? Here's why you should try — from one local researcher
To learn more about the relationship we have with our phones, GBH's Morning Edition spoke with Dr. Michael Rich, an expert on interactive media and digital wellness.
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For 200 years, the Mass. State Library has recorded democracy at work
The library is inviting the public to come celebrate its 200th anniversary with several events. -
Holden voters again defy MBTA housing law. Now the town faces a lawsuit.
The vote shut down the proposal by a more than a two-to-one margin. The town now faces a lawsuit from Attorney General Andrea Campbell. -
Navigating the 'for worse' part of a long, loving marriage
For many married couples, when one partner is diagnosed with dementia, there's often no question that the other will become the caregiver. It's the hard part of the "for better or for worse" marriage vow. -
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MBTA General Manager Phil Eng says transit agency is ‘ready for the World Cup’
T General Manager Phil Eng lays out the system's plans for the year ahead, including this summer's FIFA World Cup. -
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‘Surreal’: Cape Cod wheelchair curler will compete for US medal at Paralympics
Paralympic athlete Sean O’Neill started playing “chess on ice” four years ago in Falmouth. -
Uncertainty, hope among Boston's Iranian community following U.S. airstrikes
While some are expressing support for U.S. and Israeli attacks, others are more reserved.
