Hundreds, if not thousands, of Massachusetts ratepayers have complained about being blindsided because they switched to a competitive supplier.
A state report said that the overall response to the Marathon bombings was a ?great success,? but identified several problem areas.
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A state report faulted police for their response that night, calling it a ?lack of weapons discipline.?
The state Senate is seriously considering a unilateral shake-up of the centuries-old committee structure, bringing a festering conflict to a head.
The Franklin, Needham, and Providence MBTA commuter rail lines are experiencing delays up to 60 minutes.
State officials refuse to issue Wynn permitConstruction is delayed on the casino complex in Everett due to a violation of the state?s Environmental Policy Act.
?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.
Packing on the pounds is actually fairly common for beginning runners. And, no, it?s not all, or even mainly, muscle mass.
Last year, Coakley came within 41,000 votes of being governor of Massachusetts, but she?s not hiding from the spotlight.
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
Visionary or villain, John Calipari doesn?t care how you view himThe Kentucky coach isn?t out to change people?s minds ? his priority is what?s best for his players.
More than 45 people walked through the Back Bay in the 15th Good Friday event called ?Stations of the City.?
The programs had been housed on Long Island in Boston Harbor until the bridge to the island was condemned.
Marjorie Mace, known to most people in Marblehead as ?Putt,? became a crossing guard 10 years ago, at age 85.
Businesses say the H-1B program enables them to find highly skilled workers who are in short supply in the United States.
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.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Doctors need to treat their patients with respectHospitals are treating the kind of suffering imposed by their medical professionals as seriously as infections and falls.
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Anime Boston draws a costumed crowd to the HynesThe eleborately costumed crowd masquerading around Boylston Street is here for Anime Boston.
Episode 16: Tsarnaev?s defense restsThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
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Police training should reflect bombing report?s findingsIt does no dishonor to the work that first responders did that chaotic week to take heed of the ways they could improve.
The alarming attack at Garissa University was the deadliest in the country since 1998.
The Celtics led early, but blew it in the third quarter and dropped into ninth place in the conference.
The Peabody Essex Museum is handing over an Indian artwork as part of an investigation into an alleged international art fraud enterprise.
Signing the lease, which was first reported by Politico, effectively starts the clock on when Clinton will have to file candidacy papers.
The government was allowed to promote the deal on Friday Prayer day, a sign that the plan was broadly supported by Iran?s establishment.
If all goes well, the company plans to apply for US and European approval of the drug later this year.
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At Symphony Hall, Andris Nelsons led a potent pairing of works by Shostakovich and Beethoven, with Christian Tetzlaff as the evening?s soloist.
For the past nine months I have been exclusively dating a wonderful man, ?Bob.? Turns out, he thinks he loves me and another woman.
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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