Representative Seth Moulton is raising eyebrows with his claims to have ?recruited?? a whole new class of veterans, but he nonetheless is bringing energy to the cause.
Longfellow Bridge will reopen in May, Baker says The announcement was made during a Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce breakfast Thursday morning.
Sexual harassment will jeopardize research grants The National Science Foundation is tightening its restrictions on grants after reports of sexual harassment by scientists the agency has backed.
Needham Police Department
Police believe the same individual has been looking into homes near the Dover and Needham town line.
$560m N.H. jackpot winner suing to keep name secret has a court date The New Hampshire woman who won the Powerball jackpot is suing her state for the right to anonymously collect it.
From out in Buzzards Bay, a mysterious cry for help The US Coast Guard said it received three mayday radio calls Wednesday night and began a search.
Revere police seize $725,000, 2 kilos of cocaine at man?s home Police believe the cash is the single largest amount recovered in the history of the department.
?I am transgender,? Swampscott elementary school principal announces Principal Daniels shared an ?intensely personal decision to identify as transgender? with parents this week, garnering support from the administration.
Clock is ticking without an immigration deal A group of 25 or so senators ? the ?Common Sense Coalition?? made up of moderates from both parties ? is pursuing an immigration compromise.
Watertown police release dramatic video of armed suspect robbing store The video shows a masked man quickly approaching the clerk behind the counter as he pulls out a knife and yells for the clerk to give him ?all the money.?
School bus catches fire in Sterling while warming up for morning An unoccupied Sterling school bus burst into flames Thursday morning after the driver left the engine running.
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Tito Jackson has announced his next move On Wednesday, the former city councilor put some of the guesswork to rest.
Northeastern professor on Trump: ?I wouldn?t mind seeing him dead? The school is distancing itself from Barry Bluestone?s comments.
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No one ever wants to catch the flu. But this year, the stakes feel even higher.
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When I tell people I am traveling as part of the Globe team covering the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, the questions are inevitable.
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CHAD FINN | SPORTS MEDIA
NBC?s multi-platform approach has everything covered, and the time difference is not a problem.
Things that Work
Here?s one idea to make ?Storrowing? a thing of the past Officials in Australia have found a way to reduce crashes of over-height vehicles into low overpasses.
The MBTA wants digital billboards outside some stations. Not everyone is OK with it The MBTA?s quest to embrace the digital age is at odds with some stalwarts of the city?s history.
Aly Raisman to People magazine: ?I won?t be silenced? The gymnast from Needham is on the cover of People magazine this week in an issue set to hit newsstands Friday.
Olympic athletes describe their favorite cheat meals It acts as a pressure relief valve for someone sticking to a strict nutrition regimen.
NAMES
Donnie Walhberg has a message for ?the haters.?
BEN VOLIN | ON FOOTBALL
For Patriots? Josh McDaniels, it better have been worth it McDaniels?s name is toxic right now in the NFL, and he was not given written assurances about being the successor to Bill Belichick in New England.
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The former Patriots defensive coordinator was introduced as the Detroit Lions head coach Wednesday ? without his most recognizable feature.
?Emotional support rooster? has people complaining Like the now-famous peacock named Dexter, Little G the comfort rooster has generated eye-rolls. But Laura Ceurvels says her rooster is different.
Love Letters
She also says I?m being selfish because I want space and she doesn?t. What do I do?
Baggage handlers, wheelchair attendants, cabin cleaners, and skycaps were on a picket line Wednesday. JetBlue said it expected the effect to be minimal.
The Season Ticket podcast Host Chris Gasper and Chad Finn react to the stunning news that New England Patriots Offensive Coordinator Josh McDaniels has decided to return to the team.
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Military parade preparations The president has called for a grand military parade, because there are no other problems in our country that need resources right now.
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The best Blizzard of ?78 stories you could dig out The Globe?s call last week for reminiscences about the Blizzard of ?78 resulted in a veritable flurry of stories from our readers. Here are some highlights.
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He calls animal testing ?taxpayer-funded torture.? The FDA listened Anthony Bellotti has taken a novel approach to animal rights advocacy, branding animal testing as government waste.
Cespedes seems to be the comparison that is being used in negotiations between the Red Sox and Martinez?s agent, Scott Boras.
The terminal, Lucky, captured the world?s attention last summer when it spit out the winning ticket that allowed Mavis L. Wanczyk to claim a $758 million jackpot.
We found two-bedroom homes in Walpole, Wareham, and Plymouth at this price range.
The arrangement, unique in recent legislative history, closes off the possibility of former Senate president Stanley Rosenberg returning to power this year.
The number of sexual assaults reported at the U.S. Military Academy roughly doubled during the last school year, according to data reviewed by The Associated Press, in the latest example of the armed forces? persistent struggle to root out such misbehavior.
A review into sexual misconduct allegations against Steve Wynn will continue, despite his removal as head of his company.
At 78, the former Mott the Hoople frontman has never stopped recording and touring.
Bill Belichick?s longtime girlfriend was decked out in support of the team and her man.
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The Big Picture
The Blizzard of ?78 is a storm that will be remembered. When it was over, 73 Massachusetts lives were lost and hundreds of houses destroyed.
