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Massachusetts residents, still recovering from a fierce snowstorm, now face another winter threat: potentially life-threatening cold with windchills of up to 40 below zero.
NWS: Boston would be ?lucky to break single digits? Saturday With gusts as high as 40 miles per hour, the region will see a dry but bitterly cold day.
The commuter rail system froze up in the aftermath of Thursday?s snowstorm.
Dave Epstein
There?s a warmup on the way after this weekend. See the latest forecast There is a warming trend on the way, but we have to get through the weekend first.
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These maps show you everything you need to know about the weekend cold First came the storm, now it?s time for the deep freeze.
Floods seen as warning of Boston?s future To defend the city against rising seas, officials must take a range of actions, scientists and environmental advocates say.
As weather wrecks pipes, plumbers hard to come by Pipes are bursting all over the state. In Boston, plumber Isaac Ash recently got 400 calls during a four-day period.
The one spot in the US that could feel like minus 100 The moment you step out into the frozen air on the way up Mount Washington ? perhaps the most frigid spot in the Lower 48 ? the icy wind steals your breath and freezes your eyelashes.
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TARA SULLIVAN
A schism amid the team?s power structure wouldn?t be unexpected, but their stability has been.
CHAD FINN | SPORTS MEDIA
Despite what fans might think, this is not a Patriot hit job by ESPN Seth Wickersham?s creditable work should not be seen in the light of what anyone else at the network has done.
Tom Brady?s trainer did not address his restricted access or complaints from Patriots staffers.
Matt Hills
More than three decades after their wedding at a small church in Bucharest, a Romanian couple finally got to take a look at photos of their wedding ceremony, all thanks to a Newton man.
Dinner with Cupid
Blind date: ?Elizabeth Warren and Mexican food are the way to my heart? Will these two Jamaica Plain residents hit it off?
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The number of emergency medical calls in Boston has risen sharply in recent years, and ambulance response times have risen in kind.
Robert Q. Crane, state?s longest-serving treasurer, dies at 91 Memorably dapper, Mr. Crane cultivated storied friendships that reached from the State House to City Hall to Boston?s sports arenas.
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evan horowitz | quick study
The president has made his mark ? though not always in the promised direction.
Talking Points
Dunkin? to roll out menu changes Monday The Canton-based chain is jettisoning varieties of bagels, muffins, and flavor shots ? and its entire afternoon sandwich lineup.
CHRISTOPHER MUTHER
Eight top travel destinations for 2018 Travel writer Christopher Muther shares his top picks of where to go in 2018.
Connections | Magazine
A widow in unfamiliar territory After my husband died, my sister offered an alternative to living alone.
Michael A. Cohen
The greatest mystery in Washington: Why is anyone still loyal to Trump? If Trump?s staff are so concerned, why are they still working for him?
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A series of occasional articles on the Syrian refugee families resettling here, and the local people assisting them.
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A frenzied CEO?s push to get depression drugs to market Jeff Jonas, head of Cambridge?s Sage Therapeutics, is a 64-year-old longboard-surfing, ketchup-loving bolt of energy.
A rift has developed among the three most powerful figures in the Patriots organization ? one that threatens to make this the final season they are together, the report says.
Michael Loconto is taking over for Michael O?Neill, who decided against running for chairman again.
There won?t be a rush to join the Boy Scouts in 2018; all-girl troops continue to thrive (and sell cookies).
No matter the weather, Jeff Novotny and his brothers spent their days outside. Read more community profiles at realestate.boston.com.
After signing an executive order to disband the commission, President Trump blamed the move on ?mostly Democrat states? and said ?push hard for voter identification.?
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From rare and exotic vehicles to classic muscle cars.
For more than 50 years, Thomas S. Monson served in top leadership councils for the Mormon church.
More Kmart, Sears stores are closing around the country.
?Phantom Thread? marks the second collaboration between the director and Daniel Day-Lewis following 2007?s ?There Will Be Blood,? for which Day-Lewis nabbed an Oscar.
Travel writer Christopher Muther shares his top picks of where to go in 2018.
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The Big Picture
Thursday?s storm brought snow, flooding, and strong winds.
