Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced plans to partner with police, clergy, and other community groups for a safe summer.
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One of Mayor Walsh?s closest advisers was brought into discussions about organized labor by founders of the Boston Calling concert.
Burlington College closes under unwanted spotlightThese last two weeks, students have been scrambling to transfer to other colleges, while graduates rushed to save thesis projects.
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As hundreds of protesters outside his rally, Donald Trump reveled on stage in the drama his candidacy has created.
SCOT LEHIGH
In search of Bill Weld?s real motiveSometimes something completely out of the blue doesn?t surprise you a bit.
Taunton casino opponents ask judge to halt constructionThe group of Taunton property owners who sued to block a $1 billion casino stepped up their legal challenge Friday.
Hiker?s family decries reports that criticized her skillsThe family?s statement said Geraldine Largay was cogent and had considerable experience hiking.
JEFF JACOBY
Up and down ? but mostly up ? the income ladderIn the US, neither poverty nor wealth is immutable, and no one?s station in life is fixed at birth.
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The opening night of the final Boston Calling festival to be held at City Hall Plaza was compact in size, but expansive in style.
Volunteers serve as guardians of the graves This Memorial Day, you?ll see their work at historic ceremonies in Gloucester, Middleborough, and Northborough.
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Boston and other communities could set new records on Saturday, forecasters said.
At the funeral for Auburn police officer Ronald Tarentino Jr. Friday, a former colleague closed his eulogy by reading a letter his friend wrote as an academy student.
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Filed under ?trans? ? or notThere are some unique challenges facing researchers who want to document transgender history.
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NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
Clay Buchholz may come to realize this might be the best thing that ever happened to him.
Blue Jays 7, Red Sox 5
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Josh Donaldson, Blue Jays overpower Red SoxDonaldson is 13 of 33 (.394) with three doubles, a triple, four home runs, and 11 RBIs in eight games against the Sox this year.
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His T-shirts challenge Muslim stereotypesQuincy-based Sidikii Clothing Co. combats prejudices through edgy designs.
MICHAEL A. COHEN
Welcome to the ?nothing matters? electionIn the Year of Trump, policy takes a back seat to partisanship and tribe.
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Why the State Dept. e-mail investigation really mattersThe report could affect Hillary Clinton?s ability to pivot her campaign heading into the general election.
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President Obama became the first sitting US president to visit the Japanese city, where he paid tribute to the 140,000 lives lost in the 1945 atomic bombing.
Holding fast to his NFL dream, Abiola Aborishade stands vigil outside Gillette Stadium, asking for a chance.
About 150 northern red-bellied cooters were raised in captivity.
Thousands of Japanese lined the route to see Obama, the first sitting American president to visit the memorial.
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In addition to road trips, reunions and barbeques, Memorial Day weekend is also a popular time to get a new car.
A new UNESCO report highlights the destruction that could come if the planet?s temperatures continue to rise.
The drug is for patients whose multiple sclerosis relapses aren?t sufficiently controlled by existing therapies.
?Sweetbitter? is a small, flawless miracle, the rare much-hyped book that lives up to its billing.
Carpenter and contractor Rob Robillard tackles questions about water heaters, stubborn vinyl siding stains, and masonry.
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.
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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When inspiration strikesWith their home as canvas, the couple behind KTII Design Group embrace the stylistic power of change.
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?There is no drought,? Trump tells rally in California
E-mails link Walsh?s inner circle to scandal
In San Diego, Trump shames local ?Mexican? judge as protesters storm streets
Donald Trump?s airline went from opulence in the air to crash landing
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