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A woman in the stands at Fenway Park was struck by a broken bat and was taken to a hospital with seemingly serious injuries.
Several specialists in policing said less lethal options ? such as a Taser or pepper spray ? would not have been practical options.
Justin Saglio for The Boston Globe
Searching for the missing Dürer and Rembrandt was like hunting for two specific blades of grass in the outfield at Fenway.
The two men were arrested Friday night after allegedly shooting an 18-year-old man and a 21-year-old man in a car, police said.
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When a glut of minority leaders depart, replacing them is imperative, writes Shirley Leung.
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The Adrian Martinez Classic brings together runners of all ages and abilities in a community atmosphere.
Man allegedly threatened to kill HernandezAlexander Bradley threatened Aaron Hernandez in the months after he allegedly shot Bradley in the face, prosecutors said.
Terry Pommett
In her latest book, writer Leslie Linsley explores the charm of Nantucket?s little cottages.
Shirley Leung
No one is proposing to outsource all operations, but the T needs more flexibility in order for true reform to take root.
The Boston Gay Men?s Chorus could face a hostile reception as it prepares to tour the Middle East, with stops in Israel and Turkey.
Joel Harlow knows how to create monsters from makeup ? and not just the fantasy-fiction kind.
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The volume and availability of information about every aspect of real estate can seem downright creepy.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
High school commencements have an emotional payload, a poignancy that is impossible to exaggerate.
A developer is hoping to turn the tide and build a 300-room luxury hotel and a new public park on the site.
Here are some ideas to consider for your next child-free trip.
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These restaurants feature dishes you can order for under $20.
2016 candidate Graham has problems in home stateSenator Lindsey Graham?s worst-case scenario ? losing the South Carolina primary badly ? could be politically fatal.
Michael A. Cohen
Rand Paul?s pandering makes his hypocrisy obviousThe Republican presidential candidate is more than willing to make exceptions to his strict libertarian views.
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Fruit pickers in Mexico have blocked roads and staged marches since March as frustration over working conditions boiled over.
Wade Miley pitched into the eighth and the red-hot Dustin Pedroia had three hits.
A judge on Friday gave a three-year prison term to Robel Phillipos, and 3½ years to Azamat Tazhayakov.
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BMW?s new system sounds promising, might not be in Boston for a while.
Islamic State militants reached the southern gates of the predominantly Kurdish city of Hassakeh in Syria, activists said.
The latest jobs numbers show that the economy is back on track after starting 2015 in a slump.
Mitt Romney, who briefly flirted with a third presidential bid, has shifted from candidate to aspiring kingmaker in the GOP primary.
The actor of ?Parks and Recreation? fame and author of ?Gumption? talks about his love of reading and favorite types of books.
Phones are often the cause of our stress ? but what if they could help us manage it instead?
Design New England
A house for BenNicola Manganello designs an elegant home for a family in Maine with special needs.
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How big data changes the way you buy a homeThe volume and availability of information about every aspect of real estate can seem downright creepy.
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