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Hundreds of individuals who have died crossing the southern border are buried without ceremony, casket, or name. By Maria Sacchetti
Yvonne Abraham
When it comes to using desperate children to advance one?s political fortunes, you can?t beat state Rep. Ryan Fattman.
Officials appear to misuse Mass. campaign fundsRecords show several politicians have used state accounts in the run-up to their formal declarations for federal offices.
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Some college administrators are concerned about allowing incoming freshmen to pick their own roommates.
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Dan Shaughnessy
Ted Williams will always be No. 1, and while most baby boomers believe Carl Yastrzemski deserves the No. 2 spot, Yaz disagrees.
Tom Glavine?s road to Hall started in BillericaGlavine, who will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame Sunday, was a super athlete at Billerica Memorial High.
Kevin Cullen
The thrill of the hunt, not the lure of the feast, most interests 72-year-old Stan Martinek.
Market Basket customers step into frayLoyal customers gathered in small but enthusiastic groups outside many of the company?s 71 stores Saturday.
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Six ideas Boston should emulateCities crib from each other all the time.
The Red Sox have now lost five straight, wiping out the five straight wins they wrapped up around the All-Star break.
The project has hampered travel through West Cambridge by gutting sidewalks and shuttering roads to traffic.
The State Department said the move was a response to escalating violence in the Libyan capital, Tripoli.
Nearly 1,000 people attended a book signing Saturday afternoon at the store.
Jurich is chief executive of Sunrun, one of the most successful installers of residential solar power systems in Mass.
The opera is a satire on small-town morality in England.
Whistler-Blackcomb is a top winter destination, but it actually draws 56 percent of its visitors in the summer.
Yanique succeeds in evoking the panorama of the Virgin Islands in a voice all her own.
The Boston Globe Book Club
?Cascade? talk with readersBooks editor Nicole Lamy and author Maryanne O?Hara were online to chat about the book. Catch up here.
How Boston was shaped by what it didn?t winThe city tried and failed to host the 1980 alterna-Olympics, the 1976 World Expo, and NASA Mission Control. They ended up changing the landscape anyway.
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Who lives on those islands in Lake Winnipesaukee?
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