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Overnight snowfall brought the total in the city to 101.8 inches, less than six inches shy of the record set in 1995-1996.
The shortfall would force difficult choices on the new administration of Governor Charlie Baker and the state Legislature.
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A 250-foot-long section of the crumbling Long Island Bridge was lifted and placed on a barge Wednesday morning.
Lawyers for the former Westfield State University president, embroiled in federal and state lawsuits, are looking to drop him as a client.
The false alarm came on a morning when the commuter rail had no cancellations and few delays as of 8 a.m.
Testimony has resumed in the case against the former Patriots star.
The man was riding up the escalator around 9:20 a.m., when he slipped and fell backward at the top.
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At least 14 people were injured in the crash, which prompted both northbound lanes on the 30-mile stretch of highway to close.
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It?s clear from the video that the victim posed no serious risk to the officers, and a more proportionate response was called for.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
John Henry touches bases at Red Sox campThe Red Sox owner addressed the team?s front office structure as well as other topics Tuesday.
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With less than a week to go before spring games begin, the Red Sox will have all players on the field today.
In Yoan Moncada, Red Sox essentially paid for a No. 1 pickThe young Cuban is still undergoing his physical, but the Sox appear pleased with their $63 million investment.
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Pollo a la brasa is a meal eaten almost exclusively in restaurants in Peru and in Boston, where four eateries now offer it.
The students face drug charges related to about a dozen hospitalizations among people who took a the party drug known as Molly.
In ?Parks and Rec? finale, all is right with the worldIn the one-hour series finale, all the years of warmth and community accumulated into one last giddy, adorable burst of love and happiness.
JEFF JACOBY
Who cares whether Obama is Christian?The Washington Post?s treatment of the Wis. governor?s answers about the president?s religion is a low standard.
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A look back at our recent public transit woes, due to an unusually harsh winter.
Teammates and coaches are excited to have their clubhouse leader back in town.
Bostonians are raising quite a stink in some neighborhoods where residents say they haven?t had their trash picked-up since the historic snowfall.
The Justice Department said that there was not enough evidence to bring federal civil rights charges against George Zimmerman.
The Senate moved closer Tuesday to a deal to avert a partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security.
As cheaper supplies are cutting bills for homes heated with gas, electricity customers are stuck with spiking rates based on last fall?s scenarios.
In concert with the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts Conference, ceramics exhibitions are popping up around the region.
The 20-seat spot is an island of authenticity in a sea of fast-food places in Natick.
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Visit the Globe newsroomThe tour includes a morning news meeting where you?ll hear Globe editors plan out the day?s coverage and next day?s newspaper.
The Internationalist
A daring plan to rebuild Syria ? no matter who wins the warWith the battle still ongoing, a huge team of Syrian planners plots the restoration of Aleppo and beyond.
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