It?s now a virtual tie in the Granite State, according to a Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll.
The state auditor?s office was brought in by the college to review the operations of the Reggie Lewis Center and the foundation.
The Carmen?s Union set up a picket line at the facility to protest plans to privatize it.
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Bill Weld, the former Massachusetts governor and running mate for Libertarian candidate Johnson, seems to have lost his enthusiasm.
?It doesn?t take long to live a life?: Bill Clinton brings his style to OhioThe former president is rolling through the Buckeye State to convince voters to eschew Donald Trump.
ground game
New England could spend nine hours watching TV on SundayFirst there?s the Patriots. Then the Red Sox? playoff game. And finally the second presidential debate. Make sure to get comfy on the couch.
The court ruled that the students had no legal standing to use the courts to force changes in Harvard University?s investment policy.
Blacks are still more likely than whites to be arrested for marijuanaBlack people had an arrest rate nearly triple that of whites in 2014 in Mass., even though marijuana was decriminalized years before, a study found.
Bicyclist killed in Porter Square identified as 60-year-old Lexington manBernard Lavins, 60, of Lexington, was struck and killed by a tractor-trailer while he was riding his bicycle in Cambridge on Wednesday.
?Jackie? trailer sets social media abuzz for new Kennedy filmFans flooded the Internet with praise for the teaser trailer.
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Hundreds of thousands of people were fleeing Florida?s coast Thursday as the storm barreled closer to shore.
In culture clash, Pinkberry frozen outThe North End ? the land of cannoli and gelato ? had no interest in adding a frozen yogurt franchise to its dessert menu.
Television Review
Sarah Jessica Parker seems airbrushed and artificial in ?Divorce??I?m not beauty-shaming Parker. It?s just that her unending composure, no matter how hard her character suffers, undermines her overall dramatic and comedic impact.?
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A Maine hotel that takes luxury to the very edgeThe Cliff House is modern, incredibly well designed, and perched on one of the most scenic ocean-view outcroppings in the state.
Looking forward to the holiday weekend? You?ll have to get through the traffic firstMassDOT is warning of heavy traffic from Thursday afternoon to the end of the holiday weekend.
Recent rain did damage control but didn?t end droughtThe drought conditions in New England remained mostly stable, but about 20 percent of Connecticut was upgraded to a severe drought.
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BOB HOHLER
The Red Sox manager navigated difficulties on and off the field to lead his team back to first place.
Noah Syndergaard summed up baseball perfectly in one tweetThe Mets pitcher?s reaction to a loss in Wednesday?s wild-card game was priceless.
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Starting pitching is what wins in the postseason, and injuries have depleted Cleveland?s rotation.
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Perfect fall arts outings: What to see, where to eat Make a night or a day of it with these 20 shows and restaurants to match.
EDITORIAL
By honoring David Ortiz, Boston bolsters its multicultural image David Ortiz embodies baseball, and Boston, at their best.
The desperate and the dead
The broken covenantBehind the fragmented state of mental health care lies a political system failure that spans decades ? and continues.
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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The most powerful Atlantic storm in nearly a decade left a path of destruction over the Caribbean and is heading towards the US.
STAT, a national publication from Boston Globe Media Partners, covers health, medicine, and life sciences.
Porcello unlocked the ability to execute a complete pitching arsenal while attacking the strike zone.
The kettle puffed steam for much of the past 150 years until it was damaged last spring. Now it?s set to return to its rightful spot.
The hastily scheduled event is just days before the GOP nominee will participate in a presidential debate featuring a similar question-and-answer format.
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This 5-passenger midsize wagon thrives in all seasons, showing the kind of pluck we?d like to think is our birthright.
The incident raises the prospect that for the second time in three years an insider has managed to steal highly damaging secret information.
Developer John Rosenthal is set to hold a public meeting tonight on the new plan for the complex he has long envisioned.
On the eve of the Boston Book Festival, a new event offers free literary festivities in unexpected locales.
Harvard?s Emily Broad Leib says standardizing this kind of labeling is an effective way to reduce food waste.
ground game
Mike Pence?s impossible missionHis most important task might be just righting Donald Trump?s sinking ship after one of the worst weeks for the candidate in a long time.
Design New England
?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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Matthew barrels toward Southeast U.S., could be strongest storm in a decade
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North End Pinkberry closes, citing culture clash
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