The pedestrians reportedly were leaving the Finsbury Park Mosque, a major Islamic house of worship.
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The incident occurred on Seven Sisters Road in Finsbury Park.
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Paris offers a model to bring swimming to Charles River Paris next month will unveil a trio of public swimming areas in a once-polluted canal. Can Boston learn from that model?
Boston posts data that disappeared from EPA?s website In the Trump era, data has disappeared from the environmental agency?s website. Now, Boston is returning the information to the public sphere.
Behind Mystic Valley?s vaunted test scores, a question of equity Mystic Valley Regional Charter School boasts high test scores, but critics contend the school often neglects the needs of its most vulnerable students.
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Trump ?is not under investigation,? his lawyer insists Jay Sekulow?s denial is the latest example in which the president?s aides and lawyers have scrambled to avert a public-relations mess.
Teens arrested in attack on entertainer Keytar Bear near Faneuil Hall Three New Hampshire teens were arrested on charges of assaulting and yelling racial slurs at a well-known performer called ?Keytar Bear? in Boston.
Opinion | Michael J. Socolow
NBC exposed its huge audience to a huckster who markets vitamin supplements and deranged ideas with equal fervor.
A 19-year-old tried to save his Navy shipmates after USS Fitzgerald collision, mom says Brayden Harden, 19, kept diving to try to save his shipmates until the flooded berth began running out of air pockets, his mother said.
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Rain and severe weather forecast across state for Monday Rain, thunderstorms, and other severe weather could lead to flooding and property damage across the state on Monday.
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CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
The Celtics president of basketball operations believes he can make his own good fortune in dealing the top overall pick in the draft to the 76ers.
Celtics did their homework before agreeing to deal top pick Danny Ainge and Co. had a contingency plan in place if they engineered a trade ahead of Thursday?s NBA Draft.
Who is the best option for Celtics at No. 3? Here is a closer look at players who could be attractive for the Celtics to select third overall.
The Celtics have traded the 1st pick for the 3rd before, and it turned out great In 1980, Red Auerbach orchestrated a trade of draft picks that completed a championship-caliber frontcourt.
Paul George reportedly wants to leave the Pacers to join the Lakers How George?s wishes will affect the Celtics? offseason and shake up the free agent market remains to be seen.
?Instameet?: The social media event that?s actually social As some grumble that our addiction to social media has made us, paradoxically, less social, the Instameet stands as a notable exception.
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Families and city leaders walked in Roxbury to spread a message: Fathers want a safer city for their children.
Thousands brave heat and long lines to board Tall Ships Hundreds of spectators gathered on Sunday to board some of Sail Boston?s Tall Ships, which will be berthed in areas along the harbor until Thursday.
Boston-based Spotted helps turn paparazzi photos into companies? advertising campaigns.
Mr. Furst played the naive fraternity pledge in the 1978 hit movie.
What would it look like if No. 12 squared up for a fight? We have our answer.
House-to-river funicular would be a first for Milton The electric tram system ? a rarity in Massachusetts ? would help a couple get up and down a steep backyard bluff.
Have an investigative news tip? Do you know about wrongdoing that needs to be exposed? Call the Globe Spotlight team: 617-929-7483 or [email protected].
Opinion | Joseph E. Aoun and Rep. James P. McGovern
US-Cuba relations must continue to move forward We?ve simply come too far to turn back now.
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For Arbour hospitals, it?s one problem after another Arbour Health System hospitals, which serve about 16,000 patients annually, were cited again and again in state documents reviewed by the Globe.
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Four athletes of the year were also honored.
The fire, which was one day before Father?s Day, took the lives of more firefighters than any other in Boston Fire Department history.
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The Department of Homeland Security says Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke is no longer a candidate for a position in the agency.
Queen Elizabeth II, marking her official birthday, said the country was trapped in a ?somber national mood.?
The protesters want better pay and living conditions on farms that provide milk for the ice cream maker.
After a three-year renovation project, the Raphael Room shines.
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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