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The patient had gone bowling Wednesday in Brooklyn, and had taken several subway lines and an Uber car, officials announced.
Republican Charlie Baker has opened up a 9-point lead over Democrat Martha Coakley in a new Globe poll.
The makings of the perfect candidateHere?s a look at some big winners who mastered a campaign tactic or two ? and how this year?s gubernatorial candidates stack up.
The former officer allegedly made false statements related to an investigation into a violent street gang in Roxbury.
Former Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino has undergone several rounds of chemotherapy since being diagnosed with cancer this year.
Islanders 3, Bruins 2
Zdeno Chara exits as Bruins lose to IslandersThe Bruins released no information through the end of the game, and the extent and type of Chara?s injury is unknown.
Since the primary, Republicans have aired more than 3,700 individual ads in Mass. and spent $5 million.
Families, friends recall lives of 2 boys lost in Lawrence fireA crowd of about 100 gathered in Lawrence to show their support Thursday.
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Niki Tsongas for 3d DistrictIn Tsongas, voters have a representative who has shown a deft touch no matter who runs Capitol Hill, the editorial board writes.
The Red Sox have a solid foundation for their bullpen in 2015, and can make it great with one crucial move.
Providence has changed dramatically since Cianci last ran for mayor in 1998 and left City Hall for prison in 2002.
A coastal storm lashed the state with strong winds and as much as 5 inches of rain.
Sergeant-at-Arms Kevin Vickers shot the gunman who killed a soldier and stormed Canada?s seat of power on Wednesday.
The popular Japanese coffee roaster is planning to open a new store in downtown Boston.
Playwright Elizabeth Egloff ties herself in narrative knots.
About 550 guests recently attended 2014 Storybook Ball to benefit Mass. General Hospital for Children.
In the fall, many New England museums mount exhibitions with great enterprise and depth. Here are some state-by-state highlights.
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Boys of the Pokot tribe in Alale, Kenya, are taught the game of archery in an attempt to transform their skills into a means of peace-building.
Globe Talks | Oct. 27
A conversation with Lou MerloniThe former Red Sox player will talk about his experiences playing in Boston, and what he expects to happen to the team.
When island nations drown, who owns their seas?As climate change jeopardizes the huge ocean claims of tiny nations, experts propose some bold legal solutions.
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