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J. P. Morgan and Belle da Costa Greene Broke Gilded Age Glass Ceilings
J.P. Morgan was born on this day in 1837. His architectural signature in New York is a handsome ornament of the Gilded Age. Magnificent in detail, the gold-trimmed Library & Museum on Madison Ave isn't J.P.'s greatest legacy. Let's be bold as brass and...
Here’s How PEM Poured Mojo, Creativity, Community, and Civic Life Into a Legislative Summit
Founded in 1799, the Peabody Essex Museum is one of the country's oldest continuously operating museums in the United States. Distinguished by it's place in history, PEM's determined to build on it's sterling legacy ~and it's got MoJo! Steeped tea, copious cups of...
The Gardener Museum Invites You To Celebrate Isabella’s Birthday And See What’s New At Fenway Court
Any day's a great day to pop into see the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. It's an oasis from a busy city or a busy mind. Isabella knew what she was doing when she painted her palace walls with a blush patina. The courtyard has the magical ability to bring color back...
After A Night With Joe Bonamassa ‘She’ Needed a Smoke
When Joe Bonamassa took the MGM /Fenway stage the guitar player looked like a preacher delivering a sermon "About the Night Before". Then his band rocked and he rolled through the play-list driving communicants into an altered state with every hot-lick. Soulful and...
It’s Opening Day At Fenway!
When fans of baseball begin the countdown to Opening Day it's a rite of Spring with a promise of Summer in Beantown. Finally, we have only one more sleep until we hear the call to 'Play Ball' echo throughout Kenmore Square and across Fenway, America's Oldest...
Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts Celebrates the Vincent van Gogh You May Not Know
There's more to know about Vincent van Gogh than the pop-cultureal references in Don McLean's "Starry Starry Night" . The ballad offers a valid introduction to the suffering artist's struggle with mental illness, but there's so much more to know about Van Gogh....
Tee Times at Fenway? Yep ~ YOU Can Play There!
Back by popular demand Upper Deck Golf returns for the third season to Fenway Park, August 8-11th! Reservations for VIP wait-list tickets, providing priority access to tee times, can be made by visiting: upperdeckgolf.com/fenwaypark. Tickets go on sale to the...
Isabella Stewart Gardner’s Spirit, Forever A Gift
On March 18th,1990, thirteen treasures of international importance were stolen from Isabella Stewart Gardener's Fenway Court. Lovers-of-art everywhere were rocked by the heist that lifted some of the world's most valuable paintings from one of Boston's most...
2025 White House Easter Egg Hunt Lottery News
First Lady Melania Trump announced lottery ticket applications for the 2025 White House Easter Egg Roll are Open Now-March 10th. The event will be held on the South Lawn of the White House on Easter Monday April, 21, 2015. Lottery applications should be made via...
For the Love of Elizabeth Taylor
Dame Elizabeth Taylor would have celebrated her 93rd birthday today. Many devotees of the lavender eyed-one believed the more she aged, the more beautiful she became. While the public watched from a distance the child actress grew into a sex-kitten then a lover of...
Billy Joel Delivers a “Whole Lotta Love”
How does 75 year old Billy Joel continue to sell-out venues around the world? The answer is simple, the Natural Talent delivers "A Whole Lotta Love" with every show. If you've known the joys of backseat lovin, you relate to many of the 'Piano Man's' signature lines....
Mass General Brigham Hospital Scientists Say Grab Yogurt and Go For the Win!
This week researchers at Mass General Brigham Hospital published a paper saying they've found those who ate more yogurt had lower rates of colon cancer. The chief of the Program in Molecular Pathological Epidemiology in the Department of Pathology at Brigham and...
Jenni Stuart’s Fine Jewelry Shop is So Cool It Has a Walk-on Song!
Storied cobblestones of Salem landmark Jenni Stuart's Fine Jewelry. Surrounded by magic, the stones inside this 24 Front Street boutique rock every time they marry old ideas to new designs. Jenni Stuart is a classically trained goldsmith with a Bachelor's degree from...
David Rubenstein Discusses “The Highest Calling : Conversations On The American Presidency”At the JFK Museum and Library
75 year old historian, David Rubenstein added context to the rare-air of living life as President of the United States at a recent event at the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum. Christine Heenan, a JFK Library Foundation Board Member, moderated the fast-paced chat...
Tessie the Green Monster Says ‘The Groundhog Is Wrong!’ The Red Sox Leave For JetBlue Park Monday, A Sure Sign of Spring.
Red Sox celebrity-model Tessie, who summers behind Fenway's Green Monster with her brother Wally, thinks Punxsutawney Phil's weather prediction of 6 more weeks of winter is interesting. But, she told STP a more reliable sign of Spring is when the Red Sox equipment...
Is The Tom Cruise ‘Christmas Cake’ Valentine Worthy?
As sweet treats go, Tom Cruise takes the cake, or at least his signature Christmas gift to friends and family does. His holiday-hallmark is to send a snow-covered cake to a long list of folks. The late Barbara Walters, Tonight Show Host Jimmy Fallon, and Academy Award...
First Lady Melania Trump’s Official Portrait Signals She Plans to Make ‘Her-story’ known
On January 21, 2025, in the Yellow Oval Room of the White House residence, Melania Trump was photographed by celebrated image-maker Régine Mahaux. The First Lady's official portrait conveys her confidence. In black and white terms, the image is the personification of...
The U.S. Post Office Celebrates The Lunar New Year with “THE YEAR OF THE SNAKE” Stamp
Boston's gilded-age landmark, the Boch Center~Wang Theater was the venue the U.S. Post Office chose to unveil "The Snake", one of it's 'forever-stamps'. Affixing this design, commemorating the Chinese Lunar New Year, to letters and packages is intended to grant the...
Hot Cocoa Is An Answer To The Cold Buzz of Dry January
We're more than half way through 'Dry January'. Surprisingly we're still feeling an alcohol induced buzz. At the beginning of the month U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy, announced 'alcohol consumption is linked to an elevated cancer risk.' Buzz is...
Melania Trump and The First Ladies of Influence
No one would confuse the White House Rose Garden with a fashion-week runway. However, the sartorial style of First Ladies have been shaping our cultural zeitgeist long before Vogue editor, Anna Wintour, began hiding her aging face behind oversized-shades at...
A Little Birdie Told Me To Try Dry-January
It's in the news ~ but it's not news; drinking alcohol takes it's toll on us. According to the Mass General/Brigham Hospital "The safest level of alcohol consumption is, NONE." The list of health risks associated with imbibing include; cancer, heart and liver disease,...
‘Saints,Sinners Lovers and Fools : 300 Years of Flemish Masterworks”Be Inspired By Them All at the Peabody Essex Museum
With variations of Auld Lang Syne melodically moving our holiday traditions from Christmas into the New Year the folk-lyric prompts us to remember not only what has been, but imagine what lies ahead. The centuries old minstrelsy is emotionally evocative. Vicariously,...
Sounds of the Season
Everyone has a favorite Christmas Song. Some melodies inspire spirited reflection, some are nostalgic and some just make the season bright. Here's a sound track to add a little pop to your pickle games, help wrap-up your baking or whenever you're "Dreaming Of A...
It’s Beginning To Look A lot Like Christmas At the White House
First Lady Jill Biden unveiled the Mansion's Christmas decor this morning. Her message for this holiday season is, "As we celebrate our final holiday season here in the White House, we are guided by the values we hold sacred: faith, family, service to our Country,...
The Museum of Fine Arts Expands the Definition of American History with Native American Sculptural Conversation :”The Knowledge Keepers”
Updating our understanding of American History, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has installed two contemporary Native American sculptures. Visually connected to "Appeal to the Great Spirit", "The Knowledge Keepers" invite dialogue challenging an outdated diatribe....
2025-2026 White House Fellowship Applications Are Open NOW!
Rose Vela, Director of the President's Commission on White House Fellowships, recently announced the opening of the application season for the 2025-2026 White House Fellowship year: "This uniquely non-partisan program has a distinguished legacy that reaches back more...
“Locker Room Talk, A Woman’s Struggle to Get Inside” by Melissa Ludtke is Revealing In All the Right Ways
Gloucester's tough-knocks commercial fishing seaport was a fitting place for Melissa Ludtke to explain the rough-stuff of her work-place experiences. She's the author of "Locker Room Talk, A Woman's Struggle to Get Inside", a non-fiction accounting of her place in...
Lessons from Cicero, JFK and Doris Kearns Goodwin are in “An Unfinished Love Story”
For 388 years Harvard Square has been a catalytic converter of power. Vintage lamp-posts have lit the path of scholars theoretically applying lessons of The Humanities to the future they intend to write. In so many ways the Square manifests the adage, "The more...
HomeBase Expands, With Gratitude From A Grateful Nation
In honor of Veteran's Day, STP~News celebrates the expansion of HomeBase in Charlestown, Massachusetts. The National Center of Excellence is the first and largest private sector clinic in America dedicated to healing the invisible wounds of war. To date, over 40...
“Twitched Upon A Star: The Bewitched Life and Career of Elizabeth Montgomery”
Reading "Twitch Upon A Star :The Bewitched Life and Career of Elizabeth Montgomery" may satisfy a craving to digest some seasonal mind-candy but this 387 page book is more than that. It's a provocative story of a complicated woman who lived a life of agency before it...
Consider de Cordova, De Place to De-Stress this Season
Consider the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum a four-season mecca of delights. This outdoor cathedral of inspiration rests on 30 acres of land managed by The Trustees, the nations first preservation and conservation organization. Sky-lined, tree-lined and...
Georgia O’Keeffe and Henry Moore Riff on the Great Outdoors Inside Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts
Boston's Museum of Fine Arts exhibit "Georgia O'Keeffe and Henry Moore" is a visual thesaurus of natural talents. This imaginative presentation of more than 150 paintings and sculptures includes recreations of both artist's studios as a predicate for a study in...
The Boston Celtics Host Power Players at the JFK
On a crisp October morning, at Columbia Point, Alan Price, Director of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, introduced, Kash Cannon, Director of Community Engagement for the World Champion Celtics to a group of nearly 100 Boston-area high schoolers. In...
A Postcard From Ogunquit,Maine With Love
This Fall, tourists will find it's easy to explore the many charms of Ogunquit, Maine. Jolly-trolleys deliver visitors all-about the nooks and crannies of the beach community. Sweeping vistas of the Atlantic Ocean frame cafés with Parisian-roasts and pâtisserie...
Neuroscience Adds Focus to Hocus-Pocus at Salem’s Peabody Essex Museum
Salem is a sensational place to hang-out in October. The light of summer shifts from a soft haze into dark shadows, leaves crunch beneath our feet, and the air feels crisp. The City's vibe is steeped in history with exceptional options for entertainment. A safe-harbor...
Calling ALL Graffiti Fans, Are You Ready to Paint and Skate at Lynch Park This Weekend?
The Charles River Conservancy is launching their first "Graffiti-Artist-in Residence Program". This opportunity is a mash-up of other community initiatives that include; Public Art Forums, Social Justice Skate Jams and various programs informed by public art...
Internationally Beloved Sculptor, Nancy Schön, Touches Boston with “The Noble Journey”
The North End Historical Society with St Leonard's Church in Boston will celebrate "The Noble Journey" on Sunday, September 29th, at 1PM. Created by Nancy Schön, recognized internationally for her "Make Way For Ducklings" sculptures, "The Noble Journey" is a simple...
“ASTOR: The Rise and Fall of an American Fortune ” by Anderson Cooper and Katherine Howe
Breaking News! "Astor" a favorite read of STP-News was released this morning in paperback. The book is more than a story about an American family; it's a cautionary tale of arrogance, greed, and lust, in other words~ It's a book club must! If you haven't read...
Hans Zimmer SOARS in Boston
Walking towards TD Boston Garden you sense vibrations of sports legends that rocked the rafters. Hockey great, Bobby Orr's bronze is the street-side gatekeeper of banners won over decades by World Champion Bruins and Celtics. Ascending the staircase into the...
This Fashion Show is 435 Miles Above Earth
Gone are the days women felt obliged to matched their hats to their gloves. There's a new fashion-statement in town, and it's outta this world. In 2017, NASA Space Suit engineer, Su Curley, spoke at the JFK Presidential library in Boston. Air-supply, pressure,...
“Once Upon A Time : The Captivating Life of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy”
"Once Upon A Time:The Captivating Life of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy " shoulddaa, woulddaa, coulddaa, been an easy pick for the 'Beach Bag Book Club'. Regrettably, the prose quickly becomes as sickeningly sweet as rainbow-colored taffy. To be clear, the author,...
Playing a Different Kinda 9 at Fenway Park
Fenway Park is, technically speaking, not a link in Boston's historic Emerald Necklace,,,, but this weekend we gotta use a mulligan on that call. Upper Deck Golf has converted Boston's beloved diamond into a 9-hole gem. With elevated driving ranges set around the...
Not All Sluggers At Fenway Park Play Baseball
If you live in the Boston area, plan to spend a little time vacationing near the city or will be dropping a kid off in The-College-Capitol treat yourself to a night of big-league entertainment at Fenway Park. The beloved National Landmark hosts more than professional...
Slim Aarons’ Newport Days: A Social Light For All to See at the Redwood Library
Slim Aarons is best known as a photojournalist. For nearly 40 years he featured socialites in their pursuit of happiness. His spotlight served magazine readers as a vicarious passport to sunny spots and mountain tops. The atmospherics were cordially clubby and catered...
“North of Boston” Is The Latest Addition to our Beach Bag Book Club
Splashed with aromatics and atmospherics, North of Boston is an uncommon suspense novel. Elizabeth Elo's imaginative adventure is driven by Pirio Kasparov, a 'good daughter' who's dear heart equals her badass tenacity. 389 pages move quickly through 32 chapters of...
Even Great Elephants Summer in Newport!
Newport's reputation as a posh watering-hole is so enormous even the Great Elephant Migration has arrived to check-it-out at the height of the summer season. Now through September 6th, visitors of all ages are welcome to pay the pachyderms a call along the Cliff Walk,...
Marcia DeSanctis Suggests “100 Places In France Every Woman Should Go”
Should your journey to France this season be to indulge a passion, sense of fashion or to watch the Summer Olympics in-person, Marcia DeSanctis' book is a must read. "100 Places In France Every Woman Should Go" is a revelation of elations. This writer's organic...
Cape Ann Museum and SmokeSygnals Spark Native American Storytelling With A Twist
Steven Peters is an internationally recognized story-teller. In novel ways the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal member's narratives literally and figuratively weave contemporary commentary into Native history. Each of his blood-line tales celebrates the nexus of millennium...
The Peabody Essex Museum Invites You To Cool-Off With Them… In Ethiopia
The atmosphere at the Peabody Essex Museum is as cool as the exhibit "Ethiopia at the Crossroads." This presentation of multi-national thought is vibrant and confidently bold! Celebrating an ongoing fusion of cultures rooted in African, Asian and European traditions,...
Spirits Live in Marblehead’s Jeremiah Lee Mansion
In Marblehead, Massachusetts it's common for Townies and tourists from far away places to wander 'Old-Towne' and take-in the heady mix of Colonial life in freshly salted air. The seaside community boasts of playing a role in the China Trade, the American Revolution...
Who’s HAUNTING Marblehead’s Historic Jeremiah Lee Mansion?
Marblehead's historic Jeremiah Lee Mansion recently hosted and ghosted two sunset-chats with curious neighbors, members of Boston Paranormal Investigators, and a swirl of spirits from long ago. The stately manse and period gardens are beacons of American history....
Friday June 14th : RED SOX Change Game Time Against YANKEES 4 CELTS, NBA Finals!
Boston Sports Fans Gotta "Love That Dirty Water" June 14th: Fenway Park is moving Friday night's start-time for the Sox against the Yankees match-up to 6:30pm from 7:10.pm The change was made as a courtesy to fans interested in watching the Boston Celtics take on the...
On This Day In History, We Honor Our 1st Salem “Witch”
Bridgette Bishop was the first person to be hanged as a witch in Salem Village. She was 60 years old when she was accused of sending her spirit into unsuspecting neighbors. Although she denied all charges against her, she was found guilty of practicing Witchcraft....
Charles Spencer Announces another Royal Divorce
Last week STP~News reviewed "A Very Private School" written by Charles Spenser, The 9th Earl Spencer, more commonly known as Princess Di's little brother. Days after the review the Earl announced he was seeking his third divorce. Headlines cover the sordid details of...
Adding Curb Appeal to Your House Makes a Great First Impression
She the People~News welcomes guest contributor, and soon to be real estate mogul, Spencer Feuerbach to share a few tips on how simple and stylish accents add curb appeal to your home. Spencer is a Global Real Estate Advisor at Gibson Sotheby's International Reality....
“Charles Spencer: A Very Private School” Tells the All Too Familiar Story of Condoned Institutionalized Abuse
60 year old, Charles Spencer; 9th Earl of Spencer, the younger brother of Diana, Princess of Wales, the Uncle of Prince William and Royal-Renegade Harry tells the all too familiar story of condoned, institutionalized abuse in his memoir " A Very Private School." The...
Richard Dreyfuss Had A lot to Say. So Why Do We Listen to Actors Any Way ?
It's common practice for popular actors to consider themselves influencers of our popular-culture. We often welcome them to be arbiters of our zeitgeist. Many actors believe themselves to be credit-worthy shapers and reshapers of societal norms. Some performers may be...
Honoring Memorial Day in a Special Way, With a Flag Garden
Since 2010, hundreds of volunteers from the Massachusetts Military Heros Fund have created a Garden of Flags on Boston Common for Memorial Day weekend. The flags create a vista that is both touching and inspirational. It can also be emotionally overwhelming. The...
Igniting A Patriotic Movement, One Card At A Time
Dr Laura Landerman-Garber introduces herself as a grandmother, mom, wife and psychotherapist. She neglects to mention she's also a four-star mensch. Loosely translated, the Yiddish word is used to describe a soul who navigates the world with exceptional compassion,...
Ready to Dig Your Toes into a Summer Playlist?
Summa lovin is finally here! A Summer Song: Chad and Jeramy All Summer Long:Beach Boys All Summer Long : Kid Rock Boys of Summer :Don Henley Cool for Summer: Demi Lovato Come Monday: Jimmy Buffett Cruel Summer: Banannarama Cruel Summer : Taylor Swift Dancin in the...
The President of The United States Honors Vets With the PACT Act in New Hampshire
On Tuesday, May 21st Joe Biden visited the Westwood Park YMCA in Nashua, New Hampshire. Senator Maggie Hassan, Senator Jeanne Shaheen, honored Veterans and nearly 100 special guests welcomed the President to the Granite State. Elizabeth Witmer, Early Education...
Maria Watt’s ‘Sky Dances Light’ Installation Jingles All the Way to the Peabody Essex Museum
Maria Watt is a Native American artist who draws inspiration from Indigenous traditions. Her multi-media creations echo the past yet resonate with the present. Such ingenious dexterity seeds communal activism, allowing the storyteller to weave new respect for Native...
For Some with ALS, The Boston Marathon Finish Line is Just the Beginning of the Race
STP-News sends a 26.2 mile shout-out to Peppi Bolognese, an unsung hero of the Boston Marathon. Peppi (center) is the owner of Accugraphics, a customizing graphic design and signage installation company. For twenty-five years, without fanfare Peppi and his team of...
This Sunday Night, Billy Joel’s 100th Sold Out Concert at Madison Square Garden Is Must See TV
On Sunday night, April 14th CBS is celebrating the legendary "Piano Man"(1973). Billy Joel's black leather jacket, tight pair of chinos and diddy-bop shades may be lyrics from the past but they also strike a chord in the soundtrack of our lives. His unique ability to...
The Boston Red Sox Pre-Game Their Home Opener With Family Fun for All
When it comes to family fun, the Boston Red Sox know how to party! Saturday morning, April 6th at 8:30 A.M. Fenway's gates opened to hundreds of Little Leaguers. Balloons, face painting, and games filled the Kid's Concourse. Music echoed through the familiar canyons...
30 Songs To Keep You Dancin’ in the Moonlight ~ Eclipse Playlist !
Ain't No Sunshine When Your Gone: Kill Withers Bad Moon Rising: Creedence Clearwater Revival Blue Moon : The Marcels Between the Moon and New York City " Christopher Cross Dancin in the Dark: Bruce Springsteen Dancin in the Moonlight: King Harvest Dancin in the...
Get Your Gilded Age On at the “Newport Flower Show” ~ June 21-23
Get your Gilded Age On at the Newport Flower Show June 21-23. The Newport Flower Show is one of the most anticipated events of the summer season. This year, after a fabulous $7.5 million dollar facelift, the traditional rite of spring returns to Rosecliff. Guest will...
‘Our Time On Earth’ is a Trip Worth Taking!
Visiting The Peabody Essex Museum's most recent installation, Our Time On Earth, is a trip worth taking. Like Spring, this exhibit is a fusion of energies. Organized in London, the large-scale, interactive exhibits enable guests to transcend time and space. The...
“A True Account” by Katherine Howe
Katherine Howe is a writer of historical fiction and biographies. With Anderson Cooper, she's also co-authored Vanderbilt, and Astor, two NYT best sellers. Educated at Columbia and Boston Universities, her chops as a historian have street-cred. But, the forty-seven...
Remembering Iris Apfel
Iris Apfel died in Palm Beach, Florida on March 1st, 2024. STP~News flys down memory lane to honor the style icon, affectionally known to her fans as The Rare Bird. This review revisits a documentary released in 2015 ( shown at the Peabody Essex Museum, and other...
First Lady,Dr. Jill Biden, Delivers Hope and $100Million to Boston’s Entrepreneurs in Woman’s Health Research
First Lady of the United States, Dr. Jill Biden, stopped by "The Engine", one of MIT's incubation zones, to drop off $100 Million dollars as part of the White House Initiative on Women's Health. The money, earmarked for research on woman's care, will fast-track...
The White House Announces the Annual Easter Egg Roll Lottery
Today, the President and First Lady announced the 2024 Easter Egg Roll will take place on the South Lawn on Easter-Monday April 1, 2024. This annual event is one of the oldest traditions celebrated at the White House. Last year, thirty thousand people, including...
Anderson Cooper revisits “Vanderbilt :The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty” with Katherine Howe
Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty by Anderson Cooper and Katherine Howe is an amalgam of ambitions and entrepreneurship. The authors thread individual intentions with industrial expansion into a fascinating tapestry of a historic family's timeline....
“The Grit In The Pearl, The Scandalous Life of Margaret, Duchess of Argyll”
Like polishing one of your granny's silver frames, Lyndsy Spence's biography, "The Grit In The Pearl," buffs the tarnish off an old frame-of-reference. This meticulously researched book snapshots the life and times of Ethel Margaret Whigham, eventually known, through...
Who Knew Mary Cassatt was a Throughly Modern Suffragette?
On Sunday, February 4th, Boston's Museum of Fine Arts tells the story of throughly modern Mary Cassatt. A 90 minute feature film " Mary Cassatt: Painting the Modern Woman" features the life and times of the impressionist of whom we have made many wrong impressions....
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston Celebrates MLK Day with Free Admission!
Celebrating what would have been Dr. Martin Luther King's 95th Birthday the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston invites you to visit their galleries on Monday, January 15th ~ for free! General admission is open for all resident's of Massachusetts. Special exhibition tickets...
Newport’s Mansions Honor MLK Day With Free Admission.
Newport is so much more than a posh summertime watering hole. Even in January, it's longitude and latitude landmark a transformative site in American history. On January 15th, on what would have been Martin Luther King's 95th birthday, The Preservation Society of...
SMU & BC Football Programs Define the Greater Value of Higher Education at the Wasabi-Bowl
It's easy to eye-roll through conversations on 'what's wrong with college kids these days'. "Those kids" seem to dismiss tradition, deliver self-absorbed diatribes and parade through institutions with a lack of respect for those who have contributed stewardship to...
Take Your Inner Carrie Bradshaw Out For the Holidays
For the next few weeks the definition of 'well-dressed' stretches like an elastic-waist band on velour pants. Dressing to dazzle isn't a fashion mistake, it's a mitzvah! These's simply no better time than now to take your inner Carrie Bradshaw out for a holiday spin....
Boston Welcomes President Joe Biden
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healy, leader of the Democratic Party's Woman Governors Fund, (that seeks to put more women in statewide executive office,) chats with Boston Mayor Wu and Ed Freni, Interim Chief Executive Officer, Director of Aviation at...