Mary Blake
WBZ Boston News
Boston, MA, United States
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Past articles by Mary:
SAT Gets First Revision In Ten Years
The so-called new and improved SAT will be administered for the first time on Saturday. → Read More
Boston’s Lost Landmarks: Connolly’s Stardust Room
An abandoned lot on Tremont Street is where one of the most famous jazz houses in the Northeast once stood. → Read More
Boston’s Lost Landmarks: Steinert Hall On Boylston Street
Steinert Hall was a subterranean concert venue on the stretch of Boylston Street once known as Piano Row. → Read More
Boston’s Lost Landmarks: New York Streets In The South End
The New York streets were a small, three square block area in the northeast corner of the South End. → Read More
Boston’s Lost Landmarks: Filene’s In Downtown Crossing
Once one of Boston's major department stores, Filene's is now a store of the past. → Read More
Boston’s Lost Landmarks: Jordan Marsh
Jordan Marsh was one of the main attractions in Downtown Crossing. → Read More
Boston’s Lost Landmarks: Spectacle Island
Spectacle Island could be called one of Boston's rediscovered gems. → Read More
Boston’s Lost Landmarks: The Last Tenement
The Last Tenement, as it’s called, is the lone building standing in what was once the West End. → Read More
Boston’s Lost Landmarks: The West End Museum
Stop by Boston's West End Museum and it feels like a high school reunion. Volunteers and visitors will often reminisce about their old neighborhood. → Read More
Boston’s Lost Landmarks: The West End
"This neighborhood had 23 ethnic divisions within a 50-acre plot of land, and everybody got along," said former resident Bob Andrews. → Read More
Boston’s Lost Landmarks: The Golden Teapot
If you ask people walking under the Teapot, many are unaware of its history. → Read More
The Opioid Crisis: One Mother’s Heartbreaking Story
Mary Blake spoke to a mother of 12 children who knows the ravages of drug addiction. Four of her kids have died and two are addicts. → Read More