The R.I.-based pharmacy chain will stop selling cigarettes, cigars, and chewing tobacco at its 7,600 US stores by Oct. 1.
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The scathing report may backfire by blurring the cause of child protection with the culture wars over sexual mores.
Police report a number of crashes across Greater Boston as 2 inches of snow per hour is falling in some parts of the state.
Four people were taken into custody on drug charges, the Associated Press reports.
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Google’s food program, some say, is a model for how companies should engage employees — and perhaps make them more productive.
The city has hired a pest-control company to kill homeless animals, all in an effort to clean up the streets in advance of the Olympics.
More than 100 students at the all-women’s college signed a petition asking administrators to remove the statue.
The preacher, a former Patriots All-Pro wide receiver, could be facing his toughest matchup yet in a court in New Jersey.
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Welcome the immigrant driverState legislators will soon consider a bill to allow undocumented residents the right to drive legally with a state-issued license.
Boychuk was a huge factor in the win over Vancouver, and the team will need him even more with Zdeno Chara missing the next two games.
A 29-year-old man was charged in the shooting of Alexander Bradley outside a Hartford nightclub Sunday.
The $115 million campaign will highlight the negative effect of smoking on your appearance, and on your wallet.
President Obama says the private-business commitments will help “close the technology gap” in US schools.
Microsoft is betting on a longtime engineering executive to help the company keep better pace with changes in technology.
Ferreira captures the dance of ignorance to knowledge effectively in his book tracing the general theory of relativity.
A staple of Russian cuisine, kasha (buckwheat groats) is a hearty and nutritious grain with an earthy, nutty flavor.
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Design New England The January/February issue is full of inspiration for your next kitchen or bath project.
Boston’s black-market cigarette problemA new report suggests smuggling is rampant — and we may have well-intentioned policies to blame.
