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Players took to a frozen pond at the Public Garden for a game of hockey.
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A chair was used as a space saver on Lenoxdale Avenue in Dorchester.
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Roman Padera (right) braced for the incoming snowball thrown by Nolan Patel.
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Jason Thomas took a break after riding his snowmobile in Brookfield.
ANOTHER STORM ARRIVES
In addition to the snow ? some places north of the city could see more than a foot of it ? officials also are preparing for high winds and coastal flooding.
Adele wins big at Grammys, but all eyes were on BeyoncéThe British pop star won album, record, and song of the year.
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Beyoncé had a powerful statement about the beauty of being black, and it spoke to the political moment.
Adele flubs at the Grammys, but starts over and tries againFor the second year in a row at the Grammys, Adele flubbed. This year, though, she stopped the show and started over.
Pace of multifamily housing permits slows in 2016The apartment building boom looks to be taking a break in the Boston suburbs.
Trump?s plan to revive US steel industry faces barriersIt?s another example of facts and details getting in the way of the president?s original wishes.
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Why Trump will struggle to add manufacturing jobs Even if the administration manages to revitalize the sector, the rewards may not reach the working class.
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Mental health experts see three key psychological traits in President Trump.
Warren says colleagues wanted her to ?be silent?The senator was silenced last week during debate over the nomination of Jeff Sessions to be attorney general.
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Christine Lomas, a longtime Fall River teacher, died last week when a fire broke out in her home.
Could Mass. emissions proposal backfire?The thought is that the rules could boost, not reduce, carbon emissions across New England.
Adrian Walker
Seeing the bright side of a shadowThe fight over Boston?s next skyscraper pits poor people against shadows.
Beanpot final: BU vs. Harvard | 7:30 p.m.
Terriers accustomed to fanfare of Beanpot final BU won two years ago, but Harvard hasn?t won since the early days of the Clinton administration (1993).
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Trump and the Doomsday ClockThe worldwide fear that Donald Trump has put our very survival at risk is not merely loose talk or partisanship.
A life taken, but also a life lostHow did 14-year-old Raeshawn Moody wind up becoming among the youngest to face a murder charge in Boston?
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The San Antonio solutionOne Texas city took on mental health as a community and became a national model. Why can?t Mass. do the same?
From Syria to Boston Children?s: A young girl?s medical odysseyJude Almkhlef?s family fled Syria before she could get surgery to help her walk. Watch their journey to the US.
The Bruins won their third game in the post-Claude Julien era as goalie Tuukka Rask gave a shutout performance.
Thelma Powers, 66, and her 19-year-old grandson, William, couldn?t escape the Houghs Neck home.
A jogger may happily take the two flights of oaken stairs to reach this new-construction condo, but for those not so inclined, there is an elevator.
Christopher Ruddy urged the president to replace his chief of staff.
An emergency spillway at the Oroville Dam, the country?s tallest, was in danger of failing.
That could happen if the state cuts how much it pays for long-term home nursing care.
Were we watching the Grammy Awards or a Red Sox game?
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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For the fifth time, the New England Patriots rolled through Boston in triumph after winning Super Bowl LI.
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The making of a so-called White House controversyHere?s one theory behind what?s going on over Senator Richard Blumenthal?s meeting with the Supreme Court nominee.
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A Gardener?s GardenThe lush landscape around Andrew Grossman?s home and studio is a showcase of possibilities.
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