The school identified the students as Victoria McGrath, who survived the Marathon bombings, and Priscilla Perez Torres.
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The GOP?s last stand: A brokered conventionWith Donald Trump continuing to outpace all rivals at the primary polls, some Republican leaders are considering a brokered convention.
Donald Trump courts Chinese investors for N.J. towerDespite his campaign attacks, Trump seeks to raise funds through a controversial government program that offers expedited visas to foreign investors overwhelmingly from China.
Could Trump?s rise lead to a new party?Some top Republican thinkers in Washington have started floating the idea.
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Forbes to bring Under 30 summit to BostonThe publisher of Forbes magazine has picked Boston as the new home for an annual series of events geared toward millennials.
Tech job market is hot, but older workers struggleCompanies complain about difficulties finding workers, but industry veterans say they are being overlooked.
Boston Latin Academy students participate in Monday walkoutThe walkout is part of a national protest against proposed budget cuts in Boston and several other cities.
Senior adviser to Charlie Baker to leave state governmentJim Conroy, a wily and witty member of Baker?s team, managed the Republican?s successful 2014 campaign.
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A proud employee responds to the Globe?s pointed review of the restaurant last week.
OPINION | CHARLIE BAKER, MAURA HEALEY, AND MARTIN J. WALSH
Mass. should not legalize marijuanaThe problems associated with marijuana use should raise red flags for voters
Supreme Court overturns Ala. ruling against lesbian mother?s adoptionThe court overturned the decision without scheduling the case for oral arguments and full briefing.
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Affluence is surging in some areas of Boston, while poverty remains deep in others, creating a city of neighborhoods that are separated by more than distance.
Ex-Patriot Logan Mankins to retire, report saysMankins spent the last two seasons with Tampa Bay after nine in New England.
Does your genetic counselor get paid by a testing lab? About 14 percent of the nation?s 4,000 genetic counselors worked directly for testing labs in 2014, up from 9 percent just two years earlier.
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That ?Miley Cyrus is moving to Boston? story is fakeThe story was published on a website that calls itself the ?premiere fantasy news site in the world!?
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Nancy Reagan?s quiet power was evident from the startA fierce advocate for her husband, Nancy Reagan?s quiet power was evident from the very beginning.
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The ?90s make a comeback for the DemocratsThe more enduring war of words in Sunday?s debate focused on something more fundamental: the Democratic Party nearly 20 years ago.
A look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers last month.
Without Miller, who had been playing with Zdeno Chara, the Bruins have to adjust their rotation of defensemen.
Temperatures are expected to reach the 70s later this week.
The sharpest exchange in Sunday?s debate came over the auto bailout, which Hillary Clinton said saved 4 million jobs in the Midwest.
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NATO said it will deploy warships in Greek and Turkish waters and deepen cooperation with the EU?s border agency.
More stores and restaurants will soon open in the Ink Block as the project moves forward.
Mark Wahlberg and Peter Berg helped present the ?Hero?s Award? to Officer John Moynihan, who was shot in the line of duty last year.
In a quiet field where most people go through their entire careers without discovering a marketable drug, it?s tough to make a name for yourself.
Globe investigations and Spotlight reportsA look at high-impact investigations from The Boston Globe, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning report on abuse in the Catholic Church.
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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A Gardener?s GardenThe lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.
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