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Farrow Street in Winchester feels like a place preserved from another time.
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#TimesUp for predictable Oscars Is the old-fashioned mass-appeal Oscar movie dying? We may find out Sunday night.
DA says four found dead in West Brookfield were murdered Authorities identified the mother and three children who died, and said they are seeking a yellow fuel can that is missing from the house.
Warren?s consumer dream dismantled Trump budget czar Mick Mulvaney is systematically defanging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau dreamed up by Elizabeth Warren.
Mueller?s focus on adviser to UAE indicates widening of inquiry The special counsel wants to know more about George Nader?s role in White House policymaking.
Trump escalates trade war, threatens European carmakers with stiff tariffs President Trump on Saturday threatened to hammer European automotive companies with steep tariffs as his global trade war snowballed into a third day.
Trump?s shifting stance on guns leaves lawmakers baffled President Trump has ricocheted between calling for tougher laws and declaring his fealty to the Second Amendment.
Trump shows a rarely-seen side of himself at D.C. dinner The president offered up what appeared to be good-natured jokes at the Gridiron Club event.
In wake of Spotlight series on race, a growing dialogue emerging Discussions are popping up in suburban softball leagues, downtown office buildings, and a new ?black space? for diverse cultural offerings in the Seaport.
Somerville man charged with murder of Chelsea teen Juan Carlos Matos Figueroa, 21, was charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Jimmy Vasquez more than a year ago.
These are the BPL?s most-lost books The first installment of Jeff Kinney?s Wimpy Kid series is the Boston Public Library?s most-lost book in the past five years.
The firefighter was taken to Rhode Island Hospital, Wareham police said in a statement.
The Williams School on South Street was opened to residents due to widespread power outages caused by Friday?s storm, officials said.
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Utility poles and power lines fell on Arsenal Street in Watertown.
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Sue Parmer took photos of the rising surf on Oceanside Drive in Scituate at high tide on Saturday.
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Residents surveyed the flooding on 10th Avenue at high tide on Saturday in Scituate.
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Michelle McGrath gave a thumbs-up to a neighbor while standing on her front porch as the noon high tide rose in Scituate Saturday.
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A front-end loader cleared a sand-covered Turner Road in Scituate on Saturday morning.
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Water remained high in some places in Scituate on Saturday.
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A man held a baby rescued with her mother from a flooded home on Post Island Road in Quincy.
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Waves crashed onto homes along Turner Road in Scituate.
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Surveying the area with the Massachusetts National Guard in Scituate.
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Daniel Cunningham, 22, of Squantum kayaked out to check on a stranded driver.
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Oceanside Drive resident Kate McRoberts passed through a flooded Kenneth Road in Scituate.
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The 42-foot fishing vessel Artemis rested on the breakwater near the Provincetown Inn.
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A man walked through a flooded sidewalk off Congress Street in Boston.
Governor Charlie Baker has declared a state of emergency, and a third high tide in the wake of Friday?s storm did more damage.
In the Northeast, seven dead, including two children, in fierce storm At least seven people died after heavy snow, rain and high winds ripped through the Northeast and the mid-Atlantic on Friday.
Along the Massachusetts coast on Saturday, residents sat in homes darkened by power outages or gathered in emergency shelters for warmth and light.
Dave Epstein
Winds remain strong, even as storm moves away The nor?easter is moving out to sea, but strong winds and high water will linger. And there?s a chance of snow in some places Sunday night.
ROCKETS 123, CELTICS 120
Rockets rally late, stun Celtics The Celtics received a huge lift from their bench (67 points) but it wasn?t enough to stop Houston from winning its 15th straight.
BRUINS NOTEBOOK
Bruins will wait until Monday to determine Charlie McAvoy?s status Coach Bruce Cassidy said of defenseman?s injury: ?Hopefully it?s not serious.?
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BRUINS 2, CANADIENS 1
After losing Charlie McAvoy to injury, Boston got a late goal from Jake DeBrusk to force OT, then won it 2:06 in extra period.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
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The Yawkey Way debate continues at Fenway Park If the Red Sox are truly bothered by the Yawkey legacy, why not start by erasing the homage to Thomas A. Yawkey on the Green Monster?
GARY WASHBURN I SUNDAY BASKETBALL NOTES
Roxbury native Wayne Selden?s season derailed by injuries He?s been limited him to 21 games and he may have to wait until next season to truly make an impact.
Bob Ryan
College sports are completely out of whack We have allowed a corrupt system to evolve, and why?
Ben (of Ben & Jerry?s fame) arrested for noisy protest in Burlington, Vt. Ben Cohen, 66, was arrested Saturday for violating a city noise ordinance.
Florida python devours deer that weighs nearly 4 lbs. more Researchers studying invasive Burmese pythons in Florida came upon something they?d never seen before.
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.
EDITORIAL
Mass. House harassment policy a good beginning, but not an end Can rules alone change the cultural mindset on Beacon Hill when it comes to sexual harassment and abuse of power?
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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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How a society gala was used to sell young-blood transfusions to seniors A Florida symposium provided a rare window into how promoters market scientifically dubious elixirs to seniors.
The rookie defenseman suffered the injury in the opening minute of the game against the Canadiens.
A downed utility pole ignited an underground gas line on Cherry Street during the nor?easter late Friday afternoon, officials said.
Choosing a community with good schools for your kids is as pressure-packed a process as cramming for final exams.
Weld filed a suit against Governor Charlie Baker seeking to overturn the winner-take-all system governing the Electoral College vote for presidential elections.
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North Korea said Saturday it is willing to have talks with the United States, but it rejects Washington?s demands that it must first be willing to denuclearize.
The chief executive of BJ?s Wholesale Club also is chairman of the National Retail Federation?s board of directors.
LA Times reporter and Massachusetts native Amy Kaufman?s new book tries to sort out her fascination ? and ours.
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