And with the state experiencing a shortage of child psychologists and psychiatrists, there are long waiting lists for care.
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Somerville tenants fight rent hikes by notorious ownerThe renters were dismayed to learn their new landlord was oft-criticized Anwar Faisal.
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Brian Burke rarely does something that?s required of almost all Mass. workers: file his taxes.
Number of homeless families in state-funded motels dropsThe reduction is partly the result of a shift in strategy by the Baker administration, officials and advocates say.
Options for WHDH limited after judge dismisses Comcast suitThe station is trying to keep its lucrative affiliation with the NBC network beyond the end of the year.
In response to a Globe request, a judge ruled that the city must provide information on the race and ethnicity of its workers.
The legislation mandates that employees would continue to be paid even after leaving a company.
Victims of bullying ?gotta get over it,? Trump tells Megyn KellyKelly held a sit-down interview with the GOP presidential candidate just months after he savaged her on Twitter.
Vermont college once overseen by Sanders? wife to closeA real estate deal brokered while Jane Sanders was president caused financial conditions that sank Burlington College.
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A veteran nurse burst into tears. A doctor said the system factored into her decision to retire. Other staffers are grumbling, too.
This is something that sighted people can?t seePeople who can see don?t realize they might react with fear of visually impaired people, and Corinne Grousbeck wants to change that.
MGH?s groundbreaking penis transplant is ?surgical milestone?Thomas Manning, 64, said he hoped his transplant gives hope to wounded veterans who have lost their genitals.
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The ?24? star is touring with a band in support of a newly released album.
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Is this the year Celtics get lucky in the lottery?The NBA Draft Lottery has usually been where Green Dreams turn to nightmares, especially in 1997 and 2007.
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The Boston-bred boy group cruised around the harbor Monday to promote season two of ?Rock This Boat: New Kids on the Block.?
South Boston brothers plead guilty to brazen beating?Donald Trump was right, all these illegals need to be deported,? one of the suspects is accused of telling police after the August attack.
How long before Andrew Benintendi makes it to The Show?The Red Sox outfield prospect debuted Monday for Double A Portland after just 35 games at High A Salem.
And you thought Boston was windy Monday . . . Workers on Mount Washington experienced severely strong winds, which at times gusted up to 109 miles per hour.
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Hillary Clinton?s UFO buffs and other obscure voting blocsSuddenly, UFO buffs other groups long ignored by the political mainstream are worth courting.
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Photographers around the world have been documenting birds during this busy time of year migrating, building, defending and hatching.
Private schools, painful secretsMore than 200 victims. At least 90 legal claims. At least 67 private schools in New England. This is the story of hundreds of students sexually abused by staffers, and emerging from decades of silence today.
Once the Celtics find out tonight where they?ll be picking, they can finally put things in motion.
The agency discovered discrepancies between how many cars park in some lots and how much cash is collected.
Clinton said Monday that Bill Clinton would take the lead on the economy if she wins the White House.
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From Audi to Zenos, rare cars shine at the Larz Anderson Auto Museum.
People are still living in tarp shelters, and schools remain closed.
The company said more than 200 jobs would be cut at the manufacturing complex.
A striking painting by Philip Guston, on view at the Harvard Art Museums, depicts hooded Ku Klux Klansmen.
However impractical, it?s a sure-fire method to keep mosquitoes from landing on you.
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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Sheryl Sandberg graduation speech: It?s the hard days that determine who you are
Partners HealthCare?s new computer system challenges some doctors, nurses
Controversial Newton broker and investor has filed state income taxes once in 25 years
Somerville tenants decry rent hikes as notorious landlord Anwar Faisal buys property
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