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A 29-year-old woman was struck as she and the duck boat turned onto Beacon Street in Boston. A man who was on the scooter was not seriously injured.
IndyCar ticket buyers will get refunds for cancelled Boston raceOrganizers of the cancelled IndyCar race in the Seaport announced that ticket refunds for the event would begin Monday.
Riders should expect delays Saturday throughout the MBTA?s subway system, according to authorities.
Another Everett hotel to open before Wynn resortGautam Sharma, president of Global Vision Hotels, said the future casino did not figure in the decision to open in Everett.
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?Theater is people getting on stage and creating a special world that only exists for that moment,? said Zehava Younger. ?There?s a magic you can feel.?
Dr. Anita Vance, a longtime Newton psychiatrist, dies at 78 Her lifelong love of reading had a strong influence on her work as a therapist, friends say.
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What is it like to live in Milton?Maggie Oldfield grew up on a country lane, amid horse barns, acres of woods, and open fields and just minutes to Boston.
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Saying that ? out loud and before an audience ? is what I?ve been doing as an actor in a play about addiction, called ?Four Legs to Stand On.?
New England drafted WR Malcolm Mitchell, DB/LB Kamu Grugier-Hill, LB Elandon Roberts, OL Ted Karras, and WR Devin Lucien.
The newest Patriot did not enjoy reading as a kid. Then, in college, he got hurt and developed a passion for it.
Kenya burns huge pile of elephant tusks, rhino hornKenyan officials burned the ivory and horn in a dramatic statement against poaching.
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The prom, which once melded a sense of innocence and Americana, has evolved into big business while also becoming a big security concern for educators.
Let?s talk about Beyoncé?s ?Lemonade? dressPerhaps the most extraordinary thing about ?Lemonade?? is how effortlessly it entangles personal and communal history.
Staging a ballroom event is no easy task, especially when the one in question attracts some of the most powerful people.
Muslim?s Labour candidacy shapes London mayoral raceThe son of a London bus driver, Sadiq Khan has had a remarkable rise into the upper echelons of British politics.
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In search of childhoods lostThe youngsters of Joal are born into a grown-up world indifferent to their age.
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Indiana is not the solid red state everyone thinks it isGOP presidential campaigns will quickly learn that Indiana politics are more complicated than they may appear.
Government airstrikes and insurgent mortar attacks escalated violence and destroyed a partial truce for Syria.
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Ortiz?s homer to left-center came off Yankees star reliever Dellin Betances.
The state Legislature is expected to pass the measure, but Governor Charlie Baker has not taken a position on the bill.
Nancy Schumacher says she just wanted to do her civic duty. But in the year of the angry voter, not even an administrative assistant from Elk River, Minn., can escape the outrage.
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The J.D. Power survey found self-driving cars face a trust gap with older generations.
The coins appear to have never been in circulation, making them almost pristine by comparison with other discoveries.
Less than half of all doctors who prescribe painkillers like OxyContin have been taking safety training courses.
Conflict negotiator Padraig O'Malley, a recovering alcoholic, readily admits that he has substituted one addiction for another.
She?s cried herself to sleep almost every night since. She misses her best friend. She thinks she wants him back.
But staleness does not ensue on the show, which returns with a second six-episode season on Friday.
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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.
Second LifeAn architect turns his old barn in Newport, Rhode Island, into a light-filled multipurpose haven for family and guests.
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Woman driving scooter dies after being struck by duck boat in Boston
atriots use sixth-round picks to add defensive depth and a guard
Ben Volin: What does the Jacoby Brissett pick mean for Jimmy Garoppolo?
Celtics deal with their goodbyes
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