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Wu's having a pretty good week.

Packard's Corner needs all the aesthetic help it can get.

It's perhaps not a bad thing that elderly, low-income folks get to live cheek by jowl with expensive people in the shiny new building next door.

Looks like a baby Hatch Shell for chamber music.

I've lived in Boston for longer than that. And for all of our contemporary problems- housing/affordability, public education, aging transit infrastructure etc.- the city is incomparably better than it was when I moved here in 1980. Incomparably.

Trying to cope with a mid-life crisis? Run for mayor of Boston.

"Go Legs!"

I might opt for Josh Kraft over Eric Adams tbh.

I may take a few minutes to process this privately.....

Oh One Dalton, you sexy babe.

Kraft will need much, much more than the anti-bike lane vote to get traction. Mostly, I'm surprised that the largely anodyne Wu, with the cops behind her, a good 'right track' number etc., is below fifty per cent.

Kraft down 14 points to Wu at the outset of the campaign seems like... a pretty good result for Kraft.

The poll suggests the White Stadium renovation is significantly more popular than Wu herself.

I'm going to see the MET show this morning. I lived a stone's throw away from Rudolph's A&A Building (as it was then known) at Yale for a few years and loved its juxtaposition with Kahn's great Art Gallery building across the street.

To make herself politically vulnerable, Wu would have had to have made major mistakes or alienated sizable constituencies. Despite having had her share of stumbles, Wu's avoided this. I don't see Kraft's path to unseating her.