Chef from Harvard Square's Alden & Harlow to open Naco Taqueria in Central Square http://ow.ly/DAAoH

Thomas Menino "loved the city, and he wanted to be a great mayor. And the fact is, he was." http://ow.ly/DAgo7

OPINION | Former #NYC Mayor @MikeBloomberg: I was lucky to call Tom Menino a friend #bosmayor #bospoli http://ow.ly/DAGPK

.@Joan_Vennochi: Menino was humble enough to understand that power lies with the office, not the person #bosmayor http://ow.ly/DAlPI

Menino planted for his children, grandchildren, and all the kids in Boston. Lawrence Harmon: http://ow.ly/DA5T8

OPINION | @UP_Unlock's Scott Given: Tom "Menino's legacy on education is undeniably strong" http://ow.ly/DzUh2

Political campaigns have been suspended five days before the election in the wake of Menino's death http://ow.ly/DAhgk

With up to 100,000 people expected in Salem Friday, the Halloween mecca is beefing up security, city's mayor says http://ow.ly/DAz07

OPINION | Mary Breslauer: Tom Menino’s heart extended to #LGBT community #bosmayor http://ow.ly/DACdX

OPINION: @MIT President Rafael Reif reflects on Tom Menino’s natural leadership #bosmayor #bospoli http://ow.ly/DAjOn

Former press secretary Seth Gitell: Boston was witness to Menino’s unbreakable drive #bosmayor http://ow.ly/DzWau

Thomas Michael Menino, who insisted a mayor doesn’t need a grand vision to lead, then went on to shepherd Boston’s economy and shape the skyline and the very identity of the city he loved through an unprecedented five consecutive terms in City Hall, died Thursday. He was 71 and was diagnosed with advanced cancer not long after leaving office at the beginning of this year.