The summertime seafood restaurant, an Orleans landmark open since 1962, will close Sept. 13 — though not because of the pandemic.

Much of what defines Central Square, from shops to restaurants to performance spaces, is changing as the ongoing pandemic brings upheaval and doubts about the future.

Much of what defines Central Square, from shops to restaurants to performance spaces, is changing as the ongoing pandemic brings upheaval and doubts about the future.

With democracy hanging in the balance in 2020, the Supreme Court is clearly playing a decisive and destructive role. Unfortunately, we’ve been here before.

With democracy hanging in the balance in 2020, the Supreme Court is clearly playing a decisive and destructive role. Unfortunately, we’ve been here before.

The president is concentrating on maintaining the Hispanic support he had in 2016. Democrats would be wise to take heed.

Democrats are understandably nervous, but a Biden landslide isn’t out of the question.

How could we as a nation have fallen from the leadership of Lincoln to a president who calls our fallen service members losers and suckers?

It hasn’t been an easy year for families looking for an escape. Some residents of rural areas and heavily trafficked tourist destinations have turned into vacation vigilantes, shaming outsiders who they feel may be putting them at risk of exposure to the virus.

Some drivers took advantage of roads and highways emptied by the coronavirus pandemic by pushing well past the speed limit, a trend that continues even as states try to get back to normal.