The group said the Boston Redevelopment Authority is letting builders drive development along the waterfront.
Staples cuts jobs amid worries about proposed mergerThe cuts, said to amount to hundreds of jobs, would bolster the company?s competitiveness if its merger with Office Depot fails, an analyst said.
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Boston only got a few inches of snow last weekend, so the city never issued a snow emergency.
A pickup truck lost its left rear wheel, which bounced over a median and struck a vehicle traveling in the opposite direction.
The new center is aimed at encouraging students to turn their classroom learning into innovative new ventures.
Character actor Abe Vigoda dies at 94Vigoda worked in relative obscurity in the New York theater and in television until Francis Ford Coppola cast him in the 1972 Oscar-winning ??The Godfather.?
A former student alleged he was sexually abused decades ago by a math teacher who was the focus of a 2013 investigation.
A receiver will oversee the district with all the powers of the superintendent and school committee and will report directly to the commissioner.
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Kasich?s ?ignore Iowa? strategy rarely works in N.H.Remaining in New Hampshire during the week before the Iowa Caucuses is rarely rewarded.
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Red sauce joint or upscale restaurant? The new South End offering from the Aquitaine Group has yet to find its focus.
The museum moved quickly to purchase Frida Kahlo?s double-portrait ?Dos Mujeres.?
The move followed a wide-ranging debate over whether the mascot was offensive and racially insensitive, or whether it is fair to judge a historical figure by modern sensibilities.
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Some players are coming into free agency, and others may be in line for reworked deals.
Peyton Manning to Belichick: ?This might be my last rodeo?NFL Network cameras caught the postgame exchange between Manning and Belichick Sunday.
The Patriots appeared to he heading back to the Super Bowl, but were done in by injuries, and some questionable choices.
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The $17.5 million Fox Searchlight spent Tuesday for ?The Birth of a Nation? marks a new Sundance Film Festival record.
Book owned by Salem witch trials judge to go up for auctionThe ?Witch Book,? a previously unknown seventh edition of the ?Bay Psalm Book,? which dates back to the late 1600s, is expected to fetch upwards of $40,000.
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36 hours in New Jersey bolsters Christie?s pitch in New Hampshire?New Jersey had someone in charge who knew what they were doing,? Chris Christie told the town hall meeting.
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Republicans should vote for John Kasich in N.H.A vote for Kasich, an experienced politician, would deal a blow to the demagogic candidates running on campaign simplicities.
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Kasich?s ?ignore Iowa? strategy rarely works in N.H.Remaining in New Hampshire during the week before the Iowa Caucuses is rarely rewarded.
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They have won five of six, are in fifth place in the East, and face the Ducks before the break.
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The break floodeds streets at the intersection of River Street and Seyon Street and blocked parts of a busy commercial area.
Welford will leave his current job Feb. 25 to build a public affairs practice at CTP Boston, an advertising and public relations firm based in the North End.
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Ford got it right when it built the first 1964½ Mustang, and it?s gotten it right again a half-century later.
The officers had been cited for joining the chase, which resulted in the deaths of two unarmed people, and leaving the city without permission.
The grocery chain is recalling almost 75,000 pounds of frozen pepperoni pizzas due to a labeling error that fails to disclose they contain pork.
A small theater company?s ambitious plans to expand Chelsea Theatre Works are rapidly moving forward.
Do we make an economically unwise stretch to buy for the good schools, or do we move to a cheaper town?
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Thousands of residents in Michigan have been exposed to toxic amounts of lead, including about 9,000 children.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight??Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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Everbridge picked to issue Super Bowl alertsThe Burlington company helped relay important information during the Marathon bombings and Pope Francis?s visit to the US.
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Pope calls on America?s ultimate Catholic anti-celebrityUS Cardinal James Harvey will briefly stand in the spotlight, or at least on the margins of it, when Pope Francis visits the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls.
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Staples lays off hundreds, according to source
MFA acquires rare work by Frida Kahlo
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