Cambridge woman turns garage roof into green oasis
Living roofs provide substantial environmental and financial benefits, but their adoption in the U.S. is still limited compared to countries like Germany.
WalletHub named this New England state the safest in the US - again
Vermont is ranked as the safest state in America, primarily due to community engagement and crime prevention.
New England states feature prominently in safety rankings, reflecting a regional commitment to safety.
Cambridge woman turns garage roof into green oasis
Living roofs provide substantial environmental and financial benefits, but their adoption in the U.S. is still limited compared to countries like Germany.
WalletHub named this New England state the safest in the US - again
Vermont is ranked as the safest state in America, primarily due to community engagement and crime prevention.
New England states feature prominently in safety rankings, reflecting a regional commitment to safety.
Renters: Mass. has five of the nation's priciest ZIP codes
Massachusetts features five of the nation's most expensive ZIP codes for renters, highlighting high costs in the state.
Florida's Fisher Island is expected to be the most expensive rental location in 2024.
Their landlord overcharged them. Now these NYC tenants will split $15m.
Blackstone has agreed to pay over $15 million to New York City renters affected by overcharges in rent-stabilized apartments, marking a historic settlement.
Readers say those who 'Leave the Leaves' should make like a tree and get out of here
The majority of respondents believe in removing leaves for both community standards and environmental health.
Ask the Gardener: Hardy mums are a New England gardener's autumn delight
Chrysanthemums symbolize November's spirit and hold cultural significance, celebrated for their beauty as well as their historical roots in various cultures.
Ask the Gardener: What to do when your lawn becomes a grub hub
Pollinators are seeking late-season nectar from asters before winter dormancy.
Gardeners need better information on plant names for care and selection.
Wildlife can disrupt gardens, requiring strategies for repair and management.
Cut it back or leave it alone? Expert advice for fall gardens from Ask the Gardener.
A balanced approach to gardening considers personal aesthetics, neighbors' concerns, and the needs of wildlife.
Readers say those who 'Leave the Leaves' should make like a tree and get out of here
The majority of respondents believe in removing leaves for both community standards and environmental health.
Ask the Gardener: Hardy mums are a New England gardener's autumn delight
Chrysanthemums symbolize November's spirit and hold cultural significance, celebrated for their beauty as well as their historical roots in various cultures.
Ask the Gardener: What to do when your lawn becomes a grub hub
Pollinators are seeking late-season nectar from asters before winter dormancy.
Gardeners need better information on plant names for care and selection.
Wildlife can disrupt gardens, requiring strategies for repair and management.
Cut it back or leave it alone? Expert advice for fall gardens from Ask the Gardener.
A balanced approach to gardening considers personal aesthetics, neighbors' concerns, and the needs of wildlife.
Archdiocese, shelter team up for 19-story affordable housing development
The Archdiocese of Boston is constructing a housing facility with a focus on supporting the homeless and low-income communities.
Cambridge residents to have their say on ending exclusionary zoning
Cambridge proposed zoning changes to allow up to six-story multifamily buildings to alleviate the housing crisis and increase affordable housing options.
Residents of a Maine mobile home park join forces to buy their community
Maine's new law empowers mobile home residents to buy their parks, countering investor profit motives and fostering community ownership.
Archdiocese, shelter team up for 19-story affordable housing development
The Archdiocese of Boston is constructing a housing facility with a focus on supporting the homeless and low-income communities.
Cambridge residents to have their say on ending exclusionary zoning
Cambridge proposed zoning changes to allow up to six-story multifamily buildings to alleviate the housing crisis and increase affordable housing options.
Residents of a Maine mobile home park join forces to buy their community
Maine's new law empowers mobile home residents to buy their parks, countering investor profit motives and fostering community ownership.
Ask the Remodeler: Reader's home has elevated carbon dioxide levels
High carbon dioxide levels in homes may indicate flue pipe issues or air quality concerns that need immediate attention.
Couple alleges scammer sold their Concord property
Real estate fraud is increasing, with scammers impersonating property owners and conducting illicit transactions, leading to significant financial losses.
Ask the Gardener: Tips for pruning hydrangeas
Expect a vibrant fall foliage season this year due to favorable weather conditions in New England.