The billionaire said he is grateful to build in Everett, and eager to reboot a chilly relationship with Marty Walsh.
The state agency charged with overseeing 224 residences is ill-equipped to protect increasingly frail residents, advocates say.
Maine, the state with the highest percentage of forested land, is uniquely vulnerable to climate change, scientists say.
Patrick Gill, a 17-year-old captain of the football team, died in a single-vehicle crash this morning, authorities said.
Harper endured years of racial discrimination as a player, coach, and front-office staffer under the team?s Yawkey-affiliated regime.
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Martha Coakley?s campaign defended her, casting the candidate as open to collaboration.
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Boston?s mounted police unitBoston?s Mounted Police Unit began officially in 1870 and patrolled the city for more than 135 years.
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