The moves come as a union official representing agency workers warned that morale at DCF remains low.
The FBI hacked into an iPhone, without Apple?s helpThe effort raises new uncertainties, including questions about the strength of security in Apple devices.
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Many residents in the town of Dudley have made it clear the graveyard is not welcome.
City Council considers ban on city-funded travel to N.C.The move, which Mayor Walsh supports, was prompted by a law some consider discriminatory toward transgender persons.
Evidence of mice eating food led to Stop & Shop closureCity inspectors said instructions left with the Roxbury store after an initial review were ignored by store employees.
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Learning curve
The program comes as studies show students earn higher grades and have fewer absences when parents and teachers work together.
Hijacking not related to terrorism, official saysAn Egyptian man hijacked a domestic flight Tuesday and ordered the plane to fly to Cyprus.
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Chariot for Women plans to launch next month, but would probably conflict with antidiscrimination laws, attorneys say.
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GE?s warm welcome to Boston shouldn?t include free rentLet?s hope the city starts to drive a hard bargain soon.
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Divisive CEO hampers Google?s bold bid to transform medicineSome former employees of Google?s Verily blame Andrew Conrad for an exodus of the firm?s top talent.
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A cherished memory in the midst of griefBoston firefighters were there for a family at its darkest hour, giving them a bright moment to keep.
Rick Porcello?s spring training troubles continueThe beleaguered Red Sox pitcher yielded three home runs and five runs Monday, sending his spring ERA to 9.77.
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About 60 Boston-based vets were recognized Monday in a ceremony at the VA Medical Center in Jamaica Plain.
In the home of basketball, college teams rarely reach the pinnacleWhen it comes to producing top-notch basketball programs, local colleges have come up flatter than a Hoosier?s buzzcut.
Clippers 114, Celtics 90
Clippers pull rank on CelticsThe Celtics yielded 37 points in the second quarter, paving the way for an easy Clippers victory.
Cellphones, credit cards, and next-generation CharlieCards would be the payment options if the agency gets its way.
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It takes a network to defeat a networkThe West stands no chance of defeating ISIS if we fail to understand the significance of its being a true network.
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Ground Game
Sanders has momentum, but can he catch Clinton?ABC News calculates that Sanders needs to win 73 percent of the remaining delegates in order to capture the nomination.
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The Big Picture
At least 70 people were killed, including about 30 children, in a suicide bomb attack at a park in Lahore, Pakistan.
The Clippers forward was injured Monday while taking on his old team.
The settlements involve cash and counseling for seven people who say they were sexually abused by priests, sometimes for years.
Ted Cruz has gotten a headstart on the contest, racking up influential endorsements and campaigning in key regions.
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In Kelley Blue Book?s 2016 Brand Awards, Subaru nabbed three wins while Lexus took two.
Businesses and sports organizations had made their displeasure known to state officials.
They?re facing off with universities as both sides await an NLRB decision that could affect 4,000 students at Harvard.
The sculpture has bloomed in front of the museum?s facade, pushing art fans and selfie freaks to Twitter.
Children?s Hospital doctor Samuel Nurko is portrayed in Jennifer Garner?s new movie.
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Key reports from Globe?s Spotlight team on clergy sex abuseThe Boston Globe?s 2001-2002 investigation into sexual abuses by clergy in the Catholic Church resulted in more than 600 stories.
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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Building a tombstone for the digital graveDave Balter has raised $1.5 million in seed investment for Mylestoned, a startup that aims to build a more modern way to remember the dearly departed.
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A guide to decoding Catholic reaction to Pope FrancisPope Francis is massively popular around the world, but somewhat divisive inside the church itself.
Circular SensationIn the latest issue of Design New England, a one-of-a-kind design combines aesthetics and functionality for harmonious living.
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