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Front Page - 2009-10-29

CROP Hunger Walk raises awareness of food insecurity

To many Americans, hunger is a problem that occurs only in the developing world. But the recent global recession has highlighted the growing problem of hunger and proper nutrition in the United States. More »

Big Sister reaches out to Hub women of color

The Big Sister Association of Greater Boston is looking for a few good women. More »

First Boston book festival attracts young and old

Boston launched its first annual Book Festival in Copley Square last Saturday, celebrating the city's rich literary culture and history. More »

Evolving Brian McKnight heading to Steppin' Out

If one word could describe Brian McKnight, it would possibly be "reinvention." The R&B singer and songwriter has spent most of his life evolving with the times. With his newly released album, appropriately named "Evolution of a Man," and his upcoming headlining performance at the Steppin' Out benefit, McKnight has been reflecting on his life and his future. More »


Blacks, Latinos impacting Hub politics

When Boston voters go to the polls next Tuesday, they will face the most diverse field of at-large candidates in recent history: two blacks, two Puerto Ricans and four whites. More »

Min. Rodney: Reported political endorsement not true

It made a great headline when a group of 20 black ministers endorsed Mayor Thomas Menino in his bid for re-election. More »

Hispanic farmers fight to sue USDA over lost land

SALINAS, Calif. - A dozen or so Latinos gathered by a field of ripening strawberries, in their straw hats, pulled up sleeves and work boots; they still look like farmers. All but one of them, however, have lost their land. More »