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It is the root question in a battle pitting a star surgeon against a great hospital, MGH, and the conflict has put careers and reputations at risk. A Boston Globe Spotlight Team Report
Woman, 36, charged in uncle?s fatal shootingA woman who allegedly shot her uncle to death in Hyde Park on Saturday and then fled was arrested hours later in Peabody.
A lawsuit lays bare the disruptive force of new money in a place of old-guard ways, where wealth long ensured that change came slowly, if ever.
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Patriots? keys to victory over the JetsJim McBride takes an in-depth look at Sunday?s matchup at Gillette Stadium.
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Shirley Leung interviews the feminist icon, who is about to release her first book in decades.
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Travis Roy, changing the meaning of a dayRoy wanted to change the narrative of Oct. 20, the anniversary of the day when he was paralyzed. So he did.
Bernie Sanders and Martin O?Malley debuted speeches Saturday that featured sharper attacks on Clinton.
Suds shop?s owner cleans up nicelyFor fans of pure organics, or for anyone who loves Vermont?s quirky culture, Vermont Soap?s tiny outlet is worth a stop.
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Each day, the wife of Mayor Menino feels the embrace of family and friends. But all the love in Boston can?t make her nights shorter.
Bernie Corbett is a busy broadcaster, but a singular characterCorbett does play-by-play for Harvard football and BU hockey, but that just scratches the surface of a true original.
FLUTO SHINZAWA I SUNDAY HOCKEY NOTES
Bergeron?s bumper play shows another dimension of excellenceWhen Ryan Spooner controls the puck on the power play, Patrice Bergeron is his support man.
JOHN L. ALLEN JR. | Crux
Gay marriage is not ?even remotely analogous? to marriage between a man and woman, the gathering concluded.
Fork in the Road
Closing in on a century, Jack?s keeps on grillingJack?s has thrived through the Great Depression, a world war, and the transition of the North Adams economy.
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Temple Sinai in Sharon recently celebrated the conclusion of a project to restore one of the Torah scrolls saved in Prague during the Holocaust.
A tale of two inns, three centuries of historyThe Wayside in Sudbury and the Colonial in Concord honor the past and look to the future.
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What is it like to live in Fall River?Victor DaSilva explains why after his family?s restaurant burned down they decided to rebuild in his hometown.
Einstein?s brainstorm: Science?s biggest idea turns 100Amid catastrophe, Albert Einstein, simply by force of mind, managed to reconstruct a universe.
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O?Malley?s one last shot to make big impressionIf Martin O?Malley wants to stay in the Democratic race, he?ll need to give the speech of his life Saturday in Iowa.
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Before bleak scenes and colder temperatures arrive, foliage and glowing sunsets enliven landscapes across the globe.
The phone booth makes a comebackSuperman?s go-to changing room is making a comeback in open offices, providing needed privacy in workspaces designed for collaboration.
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Vatican denies report that Pope Francis has brain tumorThe Vatican said the pope is in good health and that his head is ??absolutely perfect.??
A poll of managers, GMs, and scouts provides insight into who will score in free agency and who won?t.
The Obama administration will urge Congress to limit the time students spend on testing to 2 percent of total school time.
?It?s nothing gory or disturbing. Kids go in screaming and come out laughing. That?s the goal.?
Former president George Bush, 91 and frail, is bewildered by an election season that has lurched stunningly off script.
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With no deaths reported and only minor damage in Mexico, ?there was, let?s say, good fortune,? one official said.
You don?t know quite what it means to be wanted, desired ? practically stalked ? if you are not a techie in Boston right now.
Precious little remains of Florida?s Native American people, but in pockets across the state, the richness and diversity of these early cultures come to life.
A new show at the Gardner Museum illuminates the work of Carlo Crivelli, a lesser-known Renaissance master from Venice.
Print Club Boston might sound familiar ? some of their limited edition posters were recently snatched up by Urban Outfitters ? but unfortunately, this isn?t a club you can join.
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Maine island dispute ends in court
The secret diary of Stalin?s man in Churchill?s squad
Nick Cafardo | Sunday Baseball Notes: Who is trending up and down as baseball free agency nears?
Why food allergy fakers need to stop
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