More than 2,500 officers from 116 law enforcement agencies arrived at the staging area in Watertown.
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Ed Davis also acknowledged the problem areas highlighted, including police officers who fired their weapons too often in the shootout.
US Attorney's office
New details include how Dzhokhar Tsarnaev escaped from police in Watertown and an incident where an unmarked police vehicle was fired upon.
?Multiple? additional reports emerge of abuse at Bridgewater day careThe director of the facility has been placed on paid administrative leave as officials investigate her handling of the matter.
The museum portrait was bought from a dealer accused of trafficking in stolen antiquities from India.
In the end, the real Harvard rejection letter wasn?t anything like the one Molly McGaan had imagined.
The investment values the four-year-old company at about $900 million, according to the Wall Street Journal report.
A Quincy father of two died after being severely beaten in an ?entirely unprovoked? attack last month.
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The influence of immigrants as well as rampant commercialization led to the holiday mascot as we know it today.
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Surprise, surprise: Celtics say Jared Sullinger can playThe forward, thought to be lost for the season with a foot injury, has been cleared to play Friday, the team said.
Magazine | Perspective
How did colleges become country clubs?If we want to cut costs, we need to start with luxe dining halls and dorms with million-dollar views.
Starts & Stops
T pays employees with money meant for capital projectsTransit experts say the practice takes away money from upgrades that the T desperately needs.
Make sure to claim all available tax breaks before you push the send button on your electronic return.
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Hayley Okines, who publicly shared her battle with the very rare premature aging disease progeria, was 17.
Munch Madness 2015
Vote for a championIt?s the last round to help choose the Boston area?s top restaurant. Which of these two eateries will get your vote?
The historical society has launched a capital campaign to have a professional remove the squirrels.
Episode 16: Tsarnaev?s defense restsThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
Michael A. Cohen
Iran deal far exceeds expectationsThe framework represents the single most effective tool for limiting Iran?s nuclear ambitions.
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Here?s a look at just some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
The Celtics are taking the next major step toward respectability instead of tanking for a 2.2 percent chance in the draft lottery.
The City Council in Keene, N.H., rejected the permit after alcohol-fueled violence last year led to more than 100 arrests.
The former US labor secretary and candidate for Mass. governor wants a challenger for Hillary Clinton, but has no plans to mount a campaign.
A rule change meant Yuengling is now counted as a craft brewery, putting it above Boston Beer Co. for the first time.
A streak of 12 consecutive months of job gains above 200,000 was snapped. The unemployment rate stayed at 5.5 percent.
Here are selected landmarks in Don Draper?s arc through all the seasons of ?Mad Men.?
?While We?re Young,? starring Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts, is about Gen X hipsters realizing they?re no longer hip.
The Globe Book Club?s latest pick is ?The Grief of Others?Leah Hager Cohen?s powerful, deeply affecting novel is now a movie, directed by Patrick Wang.
When diplomacy is most needed, America fleesIn the world?s conflict zones, there?s no substitute for being there.
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