A transportation nonprofit is conducting the first comprehensive tally of parking spaces in Boston?s major business districts in 17 years.
Government watchdogs say fees and delays can dissuade the public from requesting information that should be available.
Former dean was accused of drug talk at school Shaun Harrison, charged with shooting a student, was said to have talked about drug use while working at Boston Green Academy.
The move comes after months of advocacy from bicyclists who have pointed out the dangers of the busy thoroughfare.
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Families and officials across Europe were stunned by the crash of an Airbus A320 in France that left 150 presumed dead.
With referendum, Bostonians to have say on OlympicsJohn Fish, chairman of Boston 2024, said that the group would be ?putting everything on the line? in seeking the referendum.
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The Games organizers so far have made little progress on securing the privately owned properties targeted for the Olympic stadium and athletes? village.
William Dotson, 91, died Monday after being struck by a car while crossing Massachusetts Avenue.
Alison Seifer Spacek
For nonprofits, corporate ?days of service? can be burdensome, time-consuming headaches.
Jets file tampering charges against PatriotsThe Jets? charge is based on Robert Kraft?s comments to reporters on Monday about losing Darrelle wRevis to the Jets.
Robert Durst owned a store in Middlebury, Vt., where a student shopped before she disappeared in 1971, police said.
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In the 8th annual ?Cuts For A Cause,? Bruins players had their hair cut to raise money for charity.
Tsarnaev complained of relatives falsely accused of terrorismIn a letter to UMass Dartmouth officials, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev claimed he was distracted in school by family members being falsely accused in Russia.
KEVIN CULLEN
Outgunned and out of his depthDzhokhar Tsarnaev had a BB gun at the Watertown firefight, yet a month earlier he had been at an N.H. gun range with his brother.
Shirley Leung
Webb, a finalist to be the next head of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, says she wants to help write the city?s next chapter.
Munch Madness 2015
It?s time to vote for the local restaurants that you?d love to see make it to the Final Four.
Episode 10: Global jihad and the radicalization of TsarnaevThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
editorial
Olympics referendum should ask the right questionIt would provide a welcome opportunity for voters to decide whether the gamble is right for Massachusetts.
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The big picture
On Sunday, the coffin of King Richard III made its way to Leicester Cathedral.
The new player safety rule would allow concussion spotters at each game to contact officials on the field and call for a medical timeout.
A cousin of Hernandez testified about a jailhouse conversation she had with him on the Odin Lloyd murder.
The president rejected his younger brother?s requests as Florida governor at a greater rate than the national average.
The White House says the US will keep its current level of 9,800 troops in Afghanistan through the end of 2015.
The deal cements the company?s plans to build a one-million-square-foot fulfillment center in Fall River and Freetown.
The Villanova piccolo player who cried at their loss to NC State played with ?Tonight Show? house band, The Roots.
At the Davis Square restaurant, the food is so purely craveable it seems it must contain something illicit and addictive.
ideas
Not even Paul Krugman is a real KeynesianLance Taylor and Duncan Foley of the New School argue that John Maynard Keynes?s insights have yet to go mainstream.
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