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Mayor Martin Walsh and Governor Charlie Baker participated in ceremonies on Boylston Street Friday.
What a Duxbury father?s $246,000 win could mean for your college billRobert Murphy?s case was being watched nationally amid growing concern about escalating education debt.
Why police haven?t found culprits in school robocallsDozens of schools throughout the state have received hoax bomb threats in a series of robocalls.
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Another tunnel doesn?t sound crazy to Seth MoultonThe congressman is breathing new life into a transportation pipe dream.
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A closer look at the Patriots? 2016 opponentsTaking a look around the league reveals how some of the rosters are already starting to take shape.
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Author and runner Mark Remy helped us identify the competitors you may spot from Hopkinton to Boston on Monday.
Cheating is no running joke at Boston MarathonThe watchdogs are determined to root out the illegitimate runners.
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Melissa Lynch?s food truck the Roving Lunchbox slings hand piesTry her flaky hot Cornish pasties at the Spring Food Festival April 23 on the Greenway.
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Jason Aldean and Kid Rock to play Fenway Sept. 9Yet another concert has been added to the already crowded summer calendar at Fenway Park.
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These online expert networks could evolve into potent competition for some of the best-known management consulting firms.
A mother?s depiction of daughter?s overdose touches thousandsThe demons of opioid addiction finally claimed Kelsey Endicott. Her mother?s heart-rending response went viral.
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Highland Kitchen owners to reopen East Coast GrillHighland Kitchen?s Mark Romano and his wife, Marci Joy, plan to reopen the landmark Inman Square space in the next few months.
Biogen cuts CEO?s pay by 9.4 percent in 2015George Scangos received $16.9 million in total compensation last year as the biotech company?s stock price declined.
Help may be on the way at Westwood bridge that busts box trucksThe East Street Bridge is notorious for shearing the tops off of trucks, sending cargo into the air and across the road.
Without significant changes, administration officials say, the costs of MassHealth will continue to grow faster than state revenues.
Your taxes aren?t due todayProcrastinators, take note: you can put off filing your taxes a few days longer.
Why Verizon is finally offering cable TV competition in BostonSeveral pieces had to come together for Verizon to decide to invest $300 million in fiber-optic lines.
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The only thing new from Thursday?s debate is how much the candidates genuinely don?t like each other.
Police warned that Jeremiah Wooden ?should be considered armed and extremely dangerous.?
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Massachusetts should develop sound marijuana policyThe current ballot initiative has several key weaknesses that need to be addressed.
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Biggest moments in the 9 Democratic debatesThe matchup between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in Brooklyn Thursday night may well have been their final one.
What happens to the environment when humans disappear? Chernobyl, site of a nuclear disaster 30 years ago, gives us part of an answer.
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The Patriots face all four AFC North and NFC West teams in 2016, plus Denver, Houston, and their AFC East rivals.
Activists say the politicians support the expansion of alcohol sales while backing an effort to stop the legalization of marijuana.
With a federal grand jury sitting in Boston and subpoenas being delivered, Brian Joyce is looking to raise some real money.
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Bay State residents can face higher auto insurance penalties than the national average.
Leslie Van Houten, who had joined the cult of Charles Manson more than 40 years ago, convinced a board she is now fit to be paroled.
The lawsuit asserts that the government?s frequent use of a gag order statute is unconstitutional.
Disney?s live-action/CGI remake of its 1967 film is a thing of digitized beauty until its formulaic smackdown of an ending.
ClassPass announced it is raising its Boston rates to $150 per month for current unlimited users, and $180 for new ones.
The film recounts Hill?s testimony against Thomas 25 years ago, but in many ways it seems very much of the moment.
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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.
Makover Derring-DoIn the latest issue of Design New England, lots of color and a bit of bravado wake up a ho-hum family room.
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