Jaffier was gunned down last weekend as she walked with friends to Boston?s annual Caribbean celebration.
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The team has to reduce its number of players to 53 by tonight.
Market Basket stores looking more flushIn stores large and small, directors said a steady stream of trucks were already delivering produce and dairy products.
Donald Berwick pushes single-payer health planThe Democratic gubernatorial candidate wants to shift from privately financed care to a system funded by the government.
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Places like Brooklyn Boulders, where climbers scale the peaks safely, give Somerville that trendy edge.
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At Brooklyn Boulders, cyclists can park their bikes inside.
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At Bloc 11, what?s to eat with your exotic coffee could be locally sourced.
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Bloc 11 customers can read, work, caffeinate, chat, and eat food made onsite.
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Records ? the old-fashioned vinyl kind ? rule the roost at Somerville Grooves.
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For those who prefer ?tree books? to e-books, Hub Comics offers a well-curated collection, with comics and hard-bound collections,
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There are many bike lanes, but you may have to push your fixed-gear bike a bit through Somerville?s seven hills.
Move over, Cambridge. These days, anyone seeking a countercultural adventure comes to Somerville.
Innovation Economy
In Somerville, shuttered factory now a hub of innovationThe Ames Business Park is not only fully occupied, it has also become the entrepreneurial epicenter of the city.
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The Minutemen are barely above the threshold to avoid sanctions from college athletics? governing body.
These jobs are no longer commonplace. On this Labor Day weekend, we visit some craftsmen and women who are keeping such time-honored skills and traditions alive.
endorsement | Republican primary
Charlie Baker for governorThe Globe?s editorial board says Baker is a creative manager who is committed to rooting out waste and finding new ways to solve problems.
In ?Norte,? a moral compass lost?Norte, the End of History? is director Lav Diaz?s updating of Fyodor Dostoevsky?s ?Crime and Punishment.?
The Red Sox batted around in each of the first two innings against Rays starter Chris Archer.
Robert Tulloch deserves a new sentence hearing because he was a juvenile when he murdered the N.H. couple, a court ruled.
The Russian president said the government in Kiev must be compelled to negotiate regional autonomy.
Campaign finance records show Rep. John Tierney has $1.3 million to pour into the upcoming elections.
The discussions follow the indictments of TelexFree Inc.?s local owners, who allegedly conducted a $1 billion global fraud.
?Lies in the Dust,? ?Conversion,? ?The Unfinished Life of Addison Stone,? and ?I?ll Give You the Sun? center on teen characters with talent and a passion for art.
Preparations were under way in ?Carvershire.?
Globe book club: Talk about ?Cascade?Books editor Nicole Lamy, author Maryanne O?Hara, and author Lily King were online for a discussion about the book.
Why can?t Greece shake its corruption problem?A report from a country where everyone knows a thousand ways around the rules.
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