Boston is in the midst of a building spree whose enormity, pace, and geographic sweep are redefining the city?s appearance.
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The righthander won a second straight World Series with the Giants, then signed a two-year deal worth $24 million.
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The $1.4 million Beacon Street condo offers bright oak flooring, nine-foot ceilings, and elaborate, decorative molding.
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Campus sites are proposed for nearly a third of the sports, as well as for athlete and media housing.
Mayors want Olympic events for their citiesThe Boston Olympics are being pulled in every direction by local communities who want to reap the economic benefits.
MIT professor and author Alan Lightman goes back home and wrestles his past to a draw.
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Experts say our outdated definition could miss some people who most need help.
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Whether your kid has allergies, autism, diabetes, or any other issue, they can still have a fun, safe adventure.
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Southeastern Mass. is forecast to get up to 8 inches starting this afternoon, with up to 6 inches in the Boston area.
With less than an inch of snow in Anchorage in February, the joke on the streets is the city swapped winters with Boston.
An immigrant detainee filed suit against the Suffolk County Sheriff?s Department, saying civil detainees should not lose their right to the minimum wage.
Connector site improved, yet needs more fixesThe Mass. Health Connector needs another $20 million this year and more fixes next year to become fully functional.
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After years of swindles, con man finally faces justiceEddie MacKenzie has skated, again and again, but ? in this, one of the coldest winters on record ? his skating days are over.
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Meet the candidates
The School Committee is expected to pick a new superintendent at a meeting this week. Learn more about the finalists.
The last family on Hunt Street has not yet agreed to sell their home to the city for a high school campus expansion project.
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Avalanche safety can?t be an afterthoughtLast year, there were 35 deaths in the US alone from outdoor enthusiasts taking needless risks.
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As demand for oil rises, photographers worldwide document how the barrels are used once the fuel is gone.
The Bruins won games on consecutive days for the fist time since Jan. 7-8.
The Back Bay restaurant, which was damaged in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, closed its doors for good on Saturday.
The county transit system for the Seattle metropolitan area this week began pricing tickets based on passengers? income.
The Kentucky senator won the Conservative Political Action Conference?s presidential straw poll for the third consecutive year.
The Fed pumped trillions into the economy, yet there still are many unknowns about the strategy.
Some schools in the region are considering Saturday classes or school through the end of June.
The veteran actor with Mass. ties talks about his role on the new ABC drama ?American Crime,? which premieres Thursday.
The proportion of spa-goers who are male has shot up from 31 percent less than 10 years ago to 47 percent.
Will Boston?s crazy snowfalls make people leave?An endless winter has everyone threatening to flee for good. Who might really go ? and how it could shift the population.
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