Her identity is secret, but the juror is one of seven women on the panel, a manager at a restaurant outside of Boston.
Sister of slain MIT officer opposes death penalty for TsarnaevOn Facebook and Twitter, Jennifer Lemmerman wrote that Tsarnaev?s death would not bring ?peace or justice? to her.
Marco Rubio tells donors he is running for presidentThe Florida Senator told his biggest backers about his plans on a conference call on Monday.
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Among this year?s no-nos, drones and remotely controlled model aircraft are banned along the entire route.
Incoming schools chief arrives early, gets to workMonths before officially taking his post in Boston, Tommy Chang is taking the getting-to-know-you phase to another level.
Many Mass. employers say they won?t get a fair chance to try to persuade workers that a union is a bad idea.
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A proposal to ban the bottles faced a marathon night of hearings at Brookline Town Hall last Tuesday.
A woman was dangling her 2-year-old son over a railing at the Cleveland zoo when he fell about 10 feet into a cheetah exhibit.
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Alex Speier
After playing their careers in parks unfriendly to hitters, the two sluggers now have a home where baseball often turns into pinball.
Hefty fines in effect for illegal parking near Fenway ParkAs the Red Sox get ready for their first home game, violators could face $100 penalties for taking residential spots.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Bruins need to fire Peter Chiarelli and Claude JulienThis is about blaming folks who need to be blamed, and the Bruins GM and the coach need to go.
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Building a haven for young, homeless in Harvard SquareTwo recent Harvard graduates are creating a temporary student-run shelter for young adults during the coldest six months of the year.
Miss Conduct
One of the difficulties of creative work ? doing it, managing it, or studying it ? is that its quality is hard to measure.
Home Life
Kind of time you spend with kids important, study saysA new study questions whether an emphasis on the amount of time parents spend with kids is misplaced.
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Want to know which biotechnology companies have big expectations for the new drugs in their labs? Follow the real estate.
New England Aquarium worker has had a lifelong obsession with fishScott Dowd, who presides over the Freshwater Gallery, takes care of fish, protects fish, talks fish, thinks fish, and dreams fish.
A scoundrel finds refuge in family?s N.H. townAfter jail, former super-broker Charles Howard went home, to the town where everyone knew him and some, incredibly, bought his act again.
Episode 18: Tsarnaev found guilty on all countsThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
SCOT LEHIGH
Hillary Clinton brings to mind Walter MondaleCautious, constrained, calculating, Clinton, like Mondale in 1984, is a somewhat plodding presence on the stump.
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On April 15, the United States commemorates the 150th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln?s assassination.
Buchholz was the first pitcher to allow 10 runs in a game between the Red Sox and Yankees since Boo Ferriss in 1945.
Hernandez has pleaded not guilty to murder and weapons charges in the June 2013 slaying of Odin Lloyd.
Clinton announced her campaign in a two-minute video, noting she wanted to be the ?champion? of everyday Americans.
Some say Clarence Habersham offered the victim, Walter Scott, no help and tried to cover up the crime.
Want to know which biotechnology companies have big expectations for the new drugs in their labs? Follow the real estate.
Founded in 2002, Quijada?s Montreal-based RUBBERBANDance Group made its first visit to Boston in 2010 with his ?Loan Sharking.?
The kitchen was small and decades out of date. While the owners revered the home?s origins, a modern kitchen with an easy flow was important.
Design New England
Garden varietyWith hundreds of thousands of species in existence, how are eager gardeners to choose plants for their gardens?
Deprogramming ISIS recruits comes with high stakesWestern countries are at an impasse over what to do with those who want to opt out.
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