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Two schools in Hyde Park, and schools in West Roxbury, South Boston, and Jamaica Plain face the ax under the city?s plan.
Court denies latest Tsarnaev request to move trialThe panel had rejected a request to intervene in January, but the defense made a second plea based on the jury questionnaire.
The last-ditch vote, which took place Friday as midnight approached, capped a tense day of negotiations.
Several lawyers said prison officials in Norfolk had asked them to show their bras to prove they had no contraband.
Baker?s choice to review T quits amid money woesPaul Barrett, Governor Baker?s pick to lead an MBTA review, resigned after the Globe raised questions about his financial troubles.
The Sun Chronicle
Michelle Carter, 18, allegedly told Conrad Roy III to ?get back in? his truck when he had second thoughts.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Bill generously gave me the chance to learn by my mistakes. There was no better teacher.
The catcalls were a stark reminder of the challenges the former Florida governor faces as he attempts to seize front-runner status.
The stricken are consumed with thoughts of ice dams, water damage, snow-burdened roofs, and getting a roofer to return a call.
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An endless winter has everyone threatening to flee for good. Who might really go ? and how it could shift the population.
Two more snowstorms expected to hit Mass.The weekend storm, which could dump up to 6 inches in some areas, will be followed by another storm early next week.
Nimoy was a son of Boston who created one of the most enduring and beloved characters in modern pop culture.
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People who worked 49 or more hours per week were 12 percent to 13 percent more likely to begin risky alcohol use, according to a recent study.
The annual fete is scheduled to step off in two weeks, but stubborn snow berms clog the traditional route.
Our interpretations of color can play out like a game of telephone, full of miscommunication.
JOAN VENNOCHI
Can Elizabeth Warren be the new Ted Kennedy?The senator has yet to grab hold of the deal-making piece of Kennedy?s mantle.
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As demand for oil rises, photographers worldwide document how the barrels are used once the fuel is gone.
Spooner scored midway through the extra session to give the Bruins a much-needed victory.
An inspection pit at a Pawtucket, R.I., yard has filled with snow and ice, slowing workers during a crucial time.
Diplomats spoke positively about fulfilling the promise to restore embassies in each other?s capitals.
An Illinois congressman repaid $40,000 for redecorations to his office in the style of ?Downton Abbey.?
David Long?s compensation jumped almost 27 percent increase from the previous year, the company reported.
Val Caniparoli?s ballet is no ?Swan Lake,? but on Boston Ballet?s opening night it appeared like a beloved classic.
The auto dealership owner details his workout regimen.
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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