Kiana Cole
The Boston Globe
Chapel Hill, NC, United States
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Parents still fight for UMass Boston day-care center as teachers receive layoff notices
On Wednesday, parents, union and government representatives met to continue the fight against UMass Boston’s decision to close its day-care center on Dec. 29 → Read More
Meet the devotees who chase eclipses around the world
Hundreds of eclipse chasers have been traveling to obscure destinations to track total solar eclipses for decades. → Read More
Dragons and bears and gods: Ancients viewed solar eclipses as wrath from on high
Viewing a total solar eclipse in ancient times evoked fear, repentance, and a wide range of mythical explanations. → Read More
Disabled veterans set sail on the Charles through Community Boating
Dozens of disabled veterans gathered at Community Boating Inc. to learn the art of sailing Saturday → Read More
Here’s a stellar Spotify playlist for the upcoming solar eclipse
Here are 40 songs to accompany your time viewing the solar eclipse on Aug. 21. → Read More
Here’s everything you need to know about the solar eclipse
On Monday, Aug. 21, a total solar eclipse will be crossing through part of the continental United States. Here’s everything you need to know about it. → Read More
Thousands of cyclists are pedaling during the 38th Pan-Mass Challenge
More than 5,300 cyclists took off Saturday morning in the 2017 Pan-Mass Challenge, raising money for patient care and cancer research. → Read More
Protestors seek release of MIT janitor detained by immigration authorities
Dozens of people gathered to ask ICE to release Francisco Rodriguez, who missed the birth of his son this week. → Read More
On Long Island, Boston children become carefree campers
On Thursday, campers at Camp Harbor View said goodbye to their new friends after four weeks of growing as swimmers, artists, and leaders. → Read More
Boston Police Department responds to Trump’s speech to law enforcement
The Boston Police Department responded Saturday to the speech President Donald Trump gave to law enforcement, telling them ‘Please don’t be too nice’ to suspects. → Read More
Boston teens learn how to make breakups better
Hundreds gathered at Simmons College on Wednesday to learn about the best way to handle breakups in the era of social media. → Read More
Medford child falls out third-floor window
The child was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital, police said. → Read More
48 people rescued in one day at Hampton Beach
At Hampton Beach in New Hampshire, 48 people were rescued from rip currents on Wednesday. → Read More
Swimmers cool off in the Charles River
About 277 swimmers registered for the City Splash event, which allowed locals to spend time swimming in the Charles River near the Esplanade on Tuesday. → Read More
Home Base program expands to include veterans of Vietnam War
Thousands gathered at Fenway Park Saturday morning for the eighth annual Run to Home Base, one thing made this year different: tearful standing ovations for Vietnam veterans in attendance, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War. → Read More
UMass protesters petitioned administration to make upper-level budget cuts first
Dozens of protesters gathered on UMass Boston’s campus Friday to protest the budget cuts being made by the administration, including the proposed elimination of the Early Learning Center. → Read More
Handcrafted wooden goose decoy could sell for $500,000 at auction this month
A wooden decoy of a sleeping goose, created by Massachusetts-native Charles Safford in the early 1900s, is estimated to be worth $400,000 to $600,000. → Read More
Amid budget crunch, UMass Boston to close day-care center
The shuttering is the first major budget cut by interim university chancellor Barry Mills. The decision infurated parents who were blindsided when they arrived Thursday evening to pick up their toddlers. → Read More
Follow the red-brick road
What’s it like to walk the 66-year-old Freedom Trail these days? Some confusion, and lessons, along the way. → Read More
‘Extreme case of domestic violence’ led to Maine shooting
Four people including the gunman were killed in Skowhegan, Maine, Wednesday morning. → Read More