By: Gus Merrell
Imagine a restaurant in which one can order just about any kind of food-seafood, pasta, hamburger, pizza, tacos, salad, or steaks. Chef Paul Turano’s new restaurant Cook seeks to be just that.
Metro
Body Worlds Exhibit Features the Inner Appearance of the Human Body
By: Bennet Johnson
Body Worlds Vital, an exhibit featuring more than 200 chemically preserved individual human specimens and 15 whole cadavers all stripped of skin, is open to the public on the second floor of Faneuil Hall until April 1.
Metro, Column
The Beauty of a Boston Winter
By: Sarah Moore
The wind seemed to be coming from all directions, blowing both my hair and scarf so violently that I was nearly blinded, until I managed to duck into the snow-free safety zone that is the Fenway movie theater.
Metro
Spring Days
By: Kelly Coleman
For those staying in Boston over break waiting for warmth, here’s a list of activities in the city that can keep you occupied.
Metro
Tidbit Faces Subpoena in New Jersey Investigation
By: Ryan Towey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) President L. Rafael Reif released a letter to the MIT community on Feb. 15 announcing the university’s support for the student founders of a startup called Tidbit.
Metro, Politics, Boston
Mayor’s Safety Initiative to Address City Violence
By: Tricia Tiedt
Walsh is now following through on his promise to address city violence with the creation of the Mayor’s Safety Initiative. Last Friday, Walsh announced that the initiative-crafted with the intention of curbing violence in Boston-will be led by Leon Graves and Daniel Mulhern.
Metro, Column
COLUMN: In Defense of The Snow
By: Ryan Towey
Most would hurry to the Copley T stop and vanish into the warmth of the underground trains, but there exist few greater experiences in life than a walk in the snow.
Metro, Column
The Name Everyone Should Know
By: Maggie Powers
There is something wonderfully human about Police Commissioner William B. Evans. He is far too humble for his role. He claims the hardest part of his new job as police commissioner is “finding an outfit.”
Metro, Arts
Gardner Museum Introduces New Contemporary Art Series
By: Maggie Maretz
For the first time ever, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is presenting a new series called Stir, which features a blend of contemporary art, music, and performances.
Metro, Food
New Italian Restaurant Opens in Seaport District
By: Kelly Coleman
Established chefs Mark Gaier and Clark Frasier recently kicked off their newest culinary venture, M.C. Spiedo Ristorante. The Italian Renaissance-inspired eatery is located inside the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel in the Seaport District.
