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Arbour Health System hospitals, which serve about 16,000 patients annually, were cited again and again in state documents reviewed by the Globe. By Liz Kowalczyk
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In Western Mass., GE?s name is mud For decades, a GE plant in Pittsfield befouled the Housatonic with toxic chemicals called PCBs, and the fight over the cleanup continues.
Women hold most of the US?s student loan debt The $1.3 trillion student loan debt crisis has been blamed for hobbling a generation of young Americans.
Boy hit and killed by train in Salem was honored for trying to rescue kayaker The 10-year-old boy who was killed by a train in Salem Friday night has been identified as Jaydon Dancy.
Warm, sunny Saturday to be followed by potential heat wave Saturday will be warm and bright, while Sunday could bring the start of a heat wave, forecasters said.
As South Boston changes, so do its politics and councilor The latest stomping ground for District 2 hopefuls? This weekend?s Boston Pride parade.
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?I think it?s very powerful,? said 20-year-old Andrew Navaroli after the float had passed.
Fishermen come clean about their laundry problem There is an old saying in Gloucester that fish smells like money.
Protesters rallying against Sharia law met by counterprotesters on Boston Common Protesters and counterprotesters mingled with each other, shouting, swearing, laughing derisively, and filming each other for two hours.
Ralph Bevins, standout goalie at BU who coached at Arlington High, dies at 92 Mr. Bevins was inducted into the BU Athletic Hall of Fame and formerly supervised physical education for grades K-12 in Arlington.
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Red Sox erupt late, roll past Tigers Mitch Moreland and Andrew Benintendi each drove in three runs, helping Chris Sale get his eighth win.
Sessions to appear before Senate intelligence panel The attorney general agreed to appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee as it investigates alleged Russian meddling in the election.
Trump wages battle against regulations, not climate change President Trump is resisting efforts to curb US dependence on fossil fuels.
3-year-old tweets out a bunch of emojis from White House spokeswoman?s account The tweet included many, many traffic light emojis.
Family of 18-year-old fatally shot in Haverhill remembers him as ?a gentle giant? Bryce Finn was shot in the chest when he answered a knock at the door, authorities said.
Biden encourages Romney to consider Senate run in Utah Joe Biden is encouraging Mitt Romney to run for the Senate in Utah if incumbent Orrin Hatch decides to retire next year.
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The Cavs? Game 4 win is a reminder of what these NBA Finals could?ve been This series should be going back to the Bay Area tied at two games apiece.
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Bob Ryan
This fretting about the dominance of the Warriors and Cavaliers is a media contrivance.
Dion Lewis, shifty and seamless, feels the best he has ?in a long time? The Patriots running back moved with burst and explosiveness at last week?s minicamp.
?The content of the video is upsetting and not in keeping with the Department?s philosophy of community policing,? said Boston Police spokesman Officer Stephen McNulty.
Adam West, 88, noted for playing Batman The classically handsome baritone actor turned a comic-book superhero into live-action Pop Art in the 1960s television series.
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Britain?s young vote for the future by voting for the past The young were the future once. Not anymore.
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Whistle-blower files suit over alleged double-booked surgeries A former MGH anesthesiologist charges in a lawsuit that orthopedic surgeons at the hospital put patients at risk and defrauded the government.
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The desperation that Cleveland played with was exemplified by its physicality.
Persistence has paid off for a group of Massachusetts factory workers who have been purchasing lottery tickets together since 1999.
It turns out that Dad was a teacher until the very end. The last lesson he gave us was teaching us how to die with grace and dignity.
The Trustees of Reservations will hold its 24th annual South End Garden Tour on Saturday, June 17, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine. Artists will be painting in the gardens this year and will sell their works at the reception after the tour.
President Trump reacted to James Comey?s comments in a news conference Friday with the president of Romania.
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Honda says its Accord midsize car will be offered only with four-cylinder or gas-electric hybrid engines when an all-new version comes out later this year
The strikes against London and Tehran followed attacks at London?s Westminster Bridge and at a concert in Manchester.
S&P Global Ratings said it is lowering the state?s rating one notch because Beacon Hill leaders have failed to replenish the state?s rainy day fund.
?Big River? at Old Sturbridge Village features a real river, the South Shore Art Center festival takes over Cohasset Common, and more.
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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