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As you enjoy a few extra days to file your tax returns this year, here are some head-spinning numbers.
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A fifth-grade dance act featuring the face of Donald Trump was silenced so as not to offend anyone.
UMass climate-change protesters vow to keep up pressureA group of students want the UMass system to shed all financial ties to fossil fuels.
BRA approves Harvard?s Allston science complexWork could begin this summer on the $1 billion complex.
Official in crash that killed Milton teen won?t be chargedKatelisa Etienne died last month when she was fatally struck by a vehicle driven by an off-duty Boston Police sergeant.
Teacher seeks to solve mystery of 200-year-old Jane Austen bookThe book may be a first-edition Jane Austen. Now the hunt is on to find its owner?s family.
Elizabeth Warren calls out JP Morgan CEO Jamie DimonTone is important, and the senator from Mass. didn?t like the recent tone the JPMorgan Chase CEO struck when talking about his bank.
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Survivors of the bombing participated in ceremonies held today near the race?s finish line.
MRI reveals issues with Pablo Sandoval?s shoulderThe third baseman will visit Dr. James Andrews on Monday for a second opinion.
Why you should throw a dinner party to talk about deathWe need to talk about our wishes for end-of-life care. Here is one way to do it.
These seven types of runners will be at the MarathonExpect to see all of them at the 120th Boston Marathon.
Why did Tom Brady send a message to a soccer goalkeeper?The Patriots quarterback delivered some encouragement to the goalie for the Premier League?s most surpising team.
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On Saturday, Erin Dinan and her One Sandwich at a Time nonprofit will prepare 1,000 peanut butter-and-jelly sandwiches to be handed out to the Boston-area homeless.
Fun springs to mind on the way out of Boston winterWe?ll celebrate the new season every chance we can. Here are some ideas for where to go to enjoy sweet springtime.
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The Weekender: Brazilian dance, ?Jungle Book,? and robot warsA look at things to do in the Boston area this weekend.
Mountain lion dashes from Los Angeles school to backyardStudents and teachers at a Los Angeles high school missed their lunch break Friday after a mountain lion strolled onto campus.
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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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As expected, catcher Christian Vazquez was called up to the majors after beginning the year in Pawtucket.
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.
Several pieces had to come together for Verizon to decide to invest $300 million in fiber-optic lines.
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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In Wellesley, it?s curtains for three dancing Trumps
Duxbury father wins student loan relief, seeks more change
Uber for MBAs is a worrying sign for knowledge workers everywhere
A mother?s frank depiction of daughter?s overdose touches thousands
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