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Lia Cirio and Boston Ballet in rehearsal of "Playlist (EP)" with William Forsythe (Courtesy Liza Voll / Boston Ballet)

William Forsythe's Radical Idea: Combine Classical Ballet With Pop And Make The Audience Dance

There is a vulnerability in presenting this audacious new pop music context for classical ballet. But all acclaimed choreographer William Forsythe wants is for the audience to dance in their...

The ARTery

Mar 6, 2019
Jose Martin Paz Flores speaks to WBUR in 2017 about the events leading up to his arrest by federal immigration agents with his wife Rosa Benitez. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

Boston Police Confirm Officer's Involvement In ICE Arrest. ACLU Wants More Info

The ACLU of Massachusetts is calling on the Boston police to provide more information about a so-called "joint task force" between the department and federal immigration officials.

WBUR News

Mar 6, 2019
The Dome in Woods Hole, the oldest surviving geodesic dome in the world built by Buckminster Fuller, is in a state of total disrepair. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

Buckminster Fuller's Oldest Surviving Dome Is At The Center Of A Big Development Dispute

Everything iconoclast and famed architect Buckminster Fuller created, including this geodesic dome, was meant to bring people closer, to live simpler. But at Woods Hole, the dome currently stands as...

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State Lawmakers Consider Student Loan 'Bill Of Rights'

The bill would give state officials power over federal loan providers.

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Edify

04:32Mar 6, 2019
Army veteran Chris Riga rearranges Post-it Notes on his desk, which he uses to assist him in remembering tasks he has to do throughout the day at his job as patient experience coordinator at the VA in Northampton, Mass. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

Veterans Hope Study Reveals What Blast Injuries Do To 'Your Brain, Your Body, And Everything Else'

A record number of veterans have enrolled in the Boston study. In the process, some veterans have received tips on how to cope with memory loss and other problems.

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CommonHealth

05:15Mar 4, 2019
 
A MWRA wet weather sewage discharge outfall warning on the Charles River by the outlet of Boston's Muddy River (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

Cities Don't Always Tell You When There's Sewage In The River. A New Bill Would Change That

In Massachusetts, sewer operators are required to report sewage overflow events to state and federal agencies. What’s not required? Informing the public.

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WBUR News

04:57Mar 6, 2019
Kendric Price, center, with other University of Michigan basketball players, in this 2006 file photo (Paul Sancya/AP)

Mother Of Boston Shooting Victim Reflects On Their Life Together

Carol Price's 32-year-old son, Kendric Price, was fatally shot early Saturday in Dorchester -- just down the street from her home.

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05:12Mar 5, 2019
Marty Meehan, president of the University of Massachusetts, at WBUR. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR)

UMass Moves Into Competitive Online College Business

UMass President Marty Meehan said the state university would be expanding into online education during his annual State of the University address.

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Edify

03:47Mar 5, 2019
Olivia Lavoie, of Methuen, listens to instructions the ICA's Edit-A-Thon. (Hadley Green for WBUR)

At The ICA, A Wikipedia 'Edit-A-Thon' Aims To Close The Gender Gap

If you’ve ever Googled anything on the internet, chances are you’ve found your way to Wikipedia. The genius of the crowd-sourced online encyclopedia is that anyone can edit it. But...

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03:19Mar 5, 2019

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh On Monday's Snow

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh joined Morning Edition to talk about Monday's snow.

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03:56Mar 4, 2019

Baker: State Offices To Open At 11 a.m.

Gov. Charlie Baker spoke with Morning Edition about Monday's snow.

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03:50Mar 4, 2019
Heavy snow fell overnight and early Monday in a large swatch from Boston to Connecticut.  (Dave Epstein/WBUR)

Today's Weather: A Foot Of Snow Hits Parts Of Mass.; Now, Cleanup Begins

A fast-moving storm brought a burst of very heavy snow overnight, with many areas seeing 10-14 inches.

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02:39Mar 4, 2019
Hank Willis Thomas and MASS Design Group's proposed memorial (Courtesy of King Boston)

Here Is The Winning Design For The MLK And Coretta Scott King Memorial On Boston Common

Artist Hank Willis Thomas' "The Embrace," a bronze sculpture of two pairs of giant arms embracing, will honor Coretta Scott King and Martin Luther King Jr. on the Boston Common.

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The ARTery

03:52Mar 4, 2019
The aerial surveillance team reviews the ditch training procedure before going up in the plane (Sharon Brody/WBUR)

This Surveillance Team In The Sky Tracks Endangered North Atlantic Right Whales In Cape Cod Bay

The aerial surveillance crew from the Center for Coastal Studies flies over Cape Cod Bay in a tiny plane to track and photograph critically endangered North Atlantic right whale.

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08:28Mar 3, 2019
Highest snow totals will be south of Boston Saturday. (Dave Epstein/WBUR)

First Of 2 Weekend Storms Hits; Snow To Wind Down By Early Afternoon

WBUR's Weekend Edition host Sharon Brody gets the latest from meteorologist Dave Epstein.

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WBUR News

04:04Mar 2, 2019

Beth Israel And Lahey Merger Now Officially Complete

Beth Israel Deaconess and Lahey Health have officially merged, as of Friday. Veteran health economist Stuart Altman joined Morning Edition to talk about the merger.

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CommonHealth

05:30Mar 1, 2019

Do Robots Deserve Rights?

A Harvard professor says it's time to consider rights for robots. George Church, a Harvard professor and geneticist, joined Morning Edition to discuss his recent op-ed for the New York...

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Bostonomix

05:43Mar 1, 2019
Courtney Morris, Lenky Roy and Errol Strengh (Courtesy Cultures of Soul Record)

Its Sound Was Unique And Its Scene Racially Integrated. Then Boston Reggae Was Forgotten.

Boston’s reggae scene emerged in the aftermath of the busing crisis, when a wave of Caribbean transplants joined college kids in Boston who were already hooked on the music of...

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The ARTery

05:57Mar 1, 2019
Using a projector, Jodi Doyle points out shadows on the ceiling to students of her preschool class at the Eliot K-to-8 Innovation School in Boston's North End. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)

Here's What It Would Take To Get Universal Child Care

Officials and experts have long argued that bringing about quality early learning could pay almost astronomical dividends in terms of education, the economy, and quality of life in the United...

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Edify

04:53Mar 1, 2019

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