Reporting is too often a one-way street. Writing a neutral story means talking to several people, asking questions and scribbling down answers. But when that story is published, that’s usually where the conversation stops between writer and reader. The Telegraph’s new education blog, “Hit the Books,” will change that dynamic. With the blog, I will feature the people who inhabit the schools in ...

Melissa Tabeek, Special to the Reporter A New Hampshire company hired to oversee renovations to a Dorchester park is facing punitive sanctions from the city of Boston for its failure to hire city and minority residents for construction jobs. The park — formerly known as Cronin/Wainwright Park and nestled between Codman Square and the St. Mark’s Area— was recently renamed Dr. Rev. William Loesch ...

He denied being under the influence during the speech. Former New Hampshire campaign manager Kerry Marsh explained his actions at a panel hosted by The New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College.