Deane Stryker, 22, who was killed at Winchester?s public library, was a young woman committed to helping others as a physician, according to those who knew her.
?We need to do something? about mass shootings, say governors, who agree on little else In conversations with 20 of them at the National Governors Association winter meeting, there was a vast range of potential solutions, but nothing approaching consensus.
Inspired by Fla. students, Stoneman Douglas alumni meet in Somerville For alumni now living in the Boston area, the Feb. 14 mass shooting felt much as the Boston Marathon bombing had for so many New Englanders in 2013.
An NRA spokeswoman said the group?s opposition is ??incredibly clear?? and stressed that President Trump has not formally backed the idea.
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This isn?t the way he anticipated walking into the job, with Wynn Resorts? namesake departing under a cloud of sexual misconduct allegations.
The closing ceremony was an eye-popping and delightful display of music, choreography, lights and fireworks. But with the Winter Games completed, a range of questions and issues remain.
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Another recession? It?s not inevitable, if the Fed acts wisely There?s no natural process by which economic recoveries grow, peak, and then die. Recoveries have to be killed off.
Massachusetts prisons will limit visitors for inmates The Department of Correction has announced that inmates in maximum security will be allowed a maximum of five names on their preapproved visitor list.
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Joan Aylward has emerged as arguably the city?s most prominent and sought-after chalk artist, drawing up trendy custom menus for bars and restaurants all over town.
Some colleges are cracking down on student-teacher romances Universities are changing the rules of romance, especially when it comes to faculty and students.
Bernie Sanders? stepdaughter is running for mayor of Burlington, Vt. Carina Driscoll is hoping the city that launched her stepfather?s political career nearly 40 years ago will show her the same love in her run for mayor.
In Vanity Fair essay, Monica Lewinsky has a #MeToo reckoning Twenty years after President Clinton?s impeachment hearings, Lewinsky wrote about her experiences with PTSD, the #MeToo movement, and meeting Ken Starr.
Feinstein loses Calif. Democratic Party?s endorsement The majority of votes went to the senator?s liberal primary challenger, state Senate leader Kevin de León.
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The species has yet to produce a single newborn this calving season ? an unprecedented and potentially catastrophic outcome for one of the world?s most endangered animals.
J.D. Martinez deal with Red Sox will be official Monday Multiple major league sources said the Red Sox are set for a morning news conference at JetBlue Park to introduce their newest slugger.
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Lingering issues loom over Patriots From Malcolm Butler?s benching to Rob Gronkowski?s future, there is still a lot up in the air in this neverending season.
In effort to save money, two small colleges move toward merger The presidents of Mount Ida College and Lasell College, both in Newton, said they hope that combining forces will help keep tuition as low as possible while maintaining the quality of both schools? academics.
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Suffolk University vice president John Nucci, a longtime Boston political figure, is in the campaign of his life and he searches for a matching kidney donor.
Monday and Tuesday are expected to see highs in the mid-50s, and Wednesday is forecast to be the warmest day of the week.
Omarosa gets evicted from the ?Celebrity Big Brother? house None of her True White House Confessions helped ??reality show legend?? Omarosa Manigault Newman win ??Celebrity Big Brother.??
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Get ready for surprises at this year?s Oscars Who will win, who should win, and who was robbed? Ty Burr and Janice Page handicap the Academy Awards.
?Black Panther? has one of the best second weekends ever The film took in an estimated $108 million in ticket sales, putting it on track to rank among the highest-grossing blockbusters ever.
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The fashion industry is built on glamour and allure, but many models, especially the very young, know it for something else: sexual exploitation and abuse.
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The president?s disparaging words about Haiti and El Salvador could be used to challenge his immigration policy.
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WE KNOW WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT Parkland. Las Vegas. Sutherland Springs. Newtown. On and on: In America, mass shootings have become so familiar that they seem to follow the same sad script.
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Opinion: Psychiatric advance directives can help us help our patients After struggling to treat a patient who was mentally ill, a Cambridge Health Alliance doctor has come around to them.
Bill Belichick?s game plan for comings and goings should go something like this.
The US will have its lowest medal total since 1998, when the Games also were in Asia.
Aaron Hernandez?s daughter?s mother has filed suit against the estates of three men whom the former Patriots tight end was accused of killing.
The Tufts Library in Weymouth is offering eight how-to classes designed to ease young adults into full-scale adulthood.
Working with native plants is one great way to ensure the plants in your garden will not contribute to the disastrous environmental and economic effects of invasive species.
The plea by Rick Gates is a strong indication that he is planning to cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller?s investigation.
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"Ride sharing is pulling from and not complementing public transportation."
China?s ruling Communist Party has proposed removing a limit of two consecutive terms for the country?s president and vice president, the country?s official news agency said Sunday.
Legal uncertainty may force banks to pass on financing marijuana industry in Massachusetts.
Here are six nominations (or eight, depending on how you count) worthy of Oscar consideration.
For Virginia-based artist Sonya Clark, the purpose of the work, titled ?Unraveling,? is to deconstruct the symbol through conversation and community.
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Capturing the moments when Olympic athletes celebrated a win or their performance at the PyeongChang Games.
