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The Head Start program, which serves 2,500 children, is bracing for cuts that could leave 250 children and perhaps a center out in the cold.
Mass. studying pros, cons of city vs. rural casinosThe state gambling commission has a number of decisions to make over the next 12 months, but perhaps none as fundamental as this: Rural or urban?
The Red Sox pitcher’s foundation is spreading the word on an obscure affliction: 22q11.2 deletion syndrome.
opinion | Tom Keane
Danica Patrick’s public persona rejects the notion that women can be beautiful or talented but not both.
Kerry says US releasing millions in aid to EgyptSecretary of State John Kerry announced $250 million in American aid to support the country’s ‘‘future as a democracy.’’
Republican leaders said Sunday that they would not consider tax increases to reverse federal budget cuts but would open talks with Democrats on federal spending.
Cardinals from around the world arrived in Rome for meetings ahead of the election of a pope to succeed Benedict XVI.
Mitt Romney said his failure to win over minority voters did “real damage” to his White House campaign, and that “it kills me” he is not president.
The forward is connecting at the same pace that brought Cam Neely 50 goals almost 20 years ago — the last time a Bruin scored 50.
Officials are girding for severe budget cuts they fear will impede their ability to safely direct traffic in the air, on the ground, and in security lines.
The queen’s hospitalization is a rare instance of ill health sidelining the long-reigning monarch.
State Representative Daniel Winslow received 79 votes, compared with 55 for Michael Sullivan and 59 for Gabriel Gomez.
The century’s first decade has brought a historic surge of newcomers to Boston. They carry fresh expectations — and pose real challenges.
Sam Kassirer bought a farmhouse five years ago and has turned it into a Americana music factory.
The EcoTarium, a sprawling indoor-outdoor science and nature center, features life-size replicas dinosaurs.
There are no end of frolicsome children and fretful parents in Graver’s beautifully orchestrated family symphony.
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Ski seasonBeginning in the 1930s, New England ski trails quickly expanded, and today skiing isn’t the quaint small business it once was.
