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About 200 people chanted as they walked from Mattapan Square up Blue Hill Avenue.
Marilyn Mosby, a Dorchester native and a BC Law graduate, made the decision to charge six officers in the Freddie Gray case.
Addition on state senator?s home proceeded ?at risk?The work on the home of state Senator Sonia Chang-Diaz is ?at risk? if a building permit isn?t approved, her architect said.
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Low inventory and surging prices have the market back to prerecession levels ? but only in desirable locales close to the city.
The head of SurveyMonkey and husband of Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg died suddenly Friday night.
A search of Joseph Brennan?s friend?s house turned up more explosives, including mixtures never seen in the country, said officials.
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The city of Quincy hosted an exercise in Quincy Bay to train local police and fire departments.
Meehan says he?s ready for challenge of leading UMassFormer congressman Martin Meehan has vowed to raise more money than his predecessors as UMass president.
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YANKEES 4, RED SOX 2
Blake Swihart?s major league debut was spoiled by the Red Sox? seventh loss in 10 games.
Ahead of schedule, Blake Swihart gets his chance with Red SoxThe Red Sox wanted the catcher to get more experience in Triple A, but injuries necessitated bringing him to the majors now.
New England has selected three linemen, one tight end, one linebacker, and a long snapper so far on the final day of the draft.
Both Rachel Nichols and Michelle Beadle claim they were denied access to cover Saturday?s megafight. Mayweather?s publicist disagreed.
JOE SULLIVAN | ANALYSIS
Early part of Kentucky Derby will be telling A fast pace by the front-runners could merely set the stage for a late closer to steal the show.
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Prince William?s wife, the former Kate Middleton, gave birth to the couple?s second child Saturday.
Travel
Ottawa started revealing its hot spots to me as I eavesdropped on conversations, chatted up the locals, and walked the streets.
Using new habits against compulsive behaviorsNoelle Fogg has struggled to overcome her Body-Focused Repetitive Behavior, a disorder that causes people to damage their own body tissues.
Episode 24: Friends, classmates, teachers recall Dzhokhar TsarnaevThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
Carol Anderson
Baltimore won?t bring changeJust like the riots of the 1960s, Baltimore?s unrest has revealed society?s inequalities. But we?re still following the same script.
Drew Angerer
The Big Picture
Violence filled the streets of Baltimore on Monday following the funeral of Freddie Gray, who died from injuries suffered while in police custody.
The second-year coach reflected on the progress his team made this past season and what lies ahead for the Green.
?I think it sends a message to police departments all around the country,? City Councilor Charles Yancey said.
A former Port Authority official pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud and conspiracy against civil rights.
Nepal still urgently needs basic aid, while remote villages remain cut off from help.
Local investors and founders who participate say the events are often a waste of time.
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The BSO?s venerated conductor emeritus is always a welcome guest; his presence here at the close of this season seems especially apt.
He has no delusions about a romantic future, but he does miss her as a friend.
Q&A
The moral pitfalls of invisibilityWhat does your desire to be unseen say about you as a person?
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