SNOW SLIDER1 CAMBRIDGE, MA - 3/08/2018: Making a path to sailing on the docks at the MIT saililing pavilion in Cambridge on the Charles River. (David L Ryan/Globe Staff ) SECTION: METRO TOPIC 09stormphotos

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Workers made a path to the sailboats at the MIT sailing pavilion.

SNOW SLIDER1 Andover, MA -- 3/08/2018 - The street sign for Henderson Ave came down along with wires and a giant tree branch in Andover. (Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff) Topic: 09stormphotos Reporter:

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The street sign for Henderson Avenue came down along with wires and a tree branch in Andover.

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The Shaw Memorial near the State House was covered with snow.

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Trees coated with snow along Commonwealth Avenue Mall in Boston.

SNOW SLIDER1 CAMBRIDGE, MA - 3/08/2018:On line and off the grass as runners keep on a small snowpath at Memorial Drive Cambridge (David L Ryan/Globe Staff ) SECTION: METRO TOPIC 09stormphotos

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Runners kept on a small snow path at Memorial Drive in Cambridge.

SNOW SLIDER1 NEWTON,MA - 3/08/2018: One road barrier is replaced by another natural barrier as a tree on Commonwealth Ave by Arapahoe Road in Newton came down during storm (David L Ryan/Globe Staff ) SECTION: METRO TOPIC 09stormphotos

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Trees were down on Commonwealth Avenue in Newton.

SNOW SLIDER1 Boston, MA - 3/8/2018 - A women walks a dog through snow left from a massive storm that passed throughout the North East in Boston, MA, Mar. 8, 2018. (Keith Bedford/Globe Staff)

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A woman walked a dog through the snow in Boston.

SNOW SLIDER1 Boston, MA - 3/8/18 - On her way to work, Alexandra Rotondo (cq) clears snow and ice from her vehicle, in the South End. More snow than originally expected fell on Boston, in the current Nor'easter. Photo by Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Topic: 09storm Reporter: XXX

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Alexandra Rotondo cleared snow and ice from her vehicle in Boston.

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Bike racks were iced over on Harrison Avenue in Boston.

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Children enjoyed sledding on Boston Common.

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Bill Bennett cleared his driveway on Spring Valley Road in Methuen.

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Tree limbs and wires were down in Lexington.

More than 320,000 remain without power in Mass.; could take days to restore

The power outages came after the second major storm walloped the state in less than a week, and officials said it?ll be a while before the lights come on for everyone.

Keep your shovels ready. Another storm is lurking offshore

Another storm could hit the region early next week, although forecasters are still uncertain about what it will do.

The Harvard Sailing Center is ?partially sinking? into the Charles River

A Harvard official said it has been ?significantly compromised? because of what appears to be a failure of the building?s flotation device.

The Big Picture

Back to back nor?easter storms

Two nor?easter storms in the past week have brought snow, power outages and flooding to towns across Massachusetts.

Opinion | Chris Reed

Climate readiness: think big, act fast

Planning is critical, but it needs to add up to something bigger.

Franklin Park Zoo?s red pandas spend the day goofing off in the snow

The zoo?s red pandas ? Hoppy and Fia ? don?t mind the cold weather.

Globe Magazine

42 concerts, plays, and arts events you shouldn?t miss in New England

Globe critics looked all around the region to pick events you should mark on your calendar.

Debuting Love Letters: The Podcast

A breakup: Is it an end, or is it a beginning?

In Season One, Globe advice columnist Meredith Goldstein explores this question through intimate stories of love and heartbreak and confessions from her own life.

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Suffolk University makes interim president permanent

Marisa Kelly has been in charge since 2016, after a debacle that led to the abrupt ouster of the previous leader.

100-foot-tall tree falls on Newton home; family escapes injury

The tree crashed into a two-and-a-half-story home Thursday morning, leaving a hole in the roof.

Trump signs order on trade tariffs, sparing Mexico and Canada

President Trump?s tariffs on steel and aluminum imports will take effect in 15 days, with Canada and Mexico indefinitely exempted from the duties.

Trump told a steel worker that his father is looking down on him ? except the dad is still alive

?Oh, he?s still alive,? a steel worker said after President Trump told him that the man?s father was looking down on him from heaven.

Trump teases ?major statement? on North Korea tonight

President Trump says South Korea will make a ?major statement? at 7 p.m. Eastern time, and said that he has discussed the matter with President Moon.

Inside Trump?s private meeting with the video game industry ? and its critics

One person who attended the Thursday White House meeting described it as ??respectful but contentious.??

Celebrating hundreds of years of awesome Mass. women

On International Women?s Day, we take a look at some of the major milestones for Massachusetts women.

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Say goodbye to your in-flight movie screen

As more passengers bring their phones, tablets, and laptops on flights, airlines are phasing out seat back monitors.

A quick primer on the Stormy Daniels story

Here?s a quick refresher for those who haven?t had the time to follow the Stormy Daniels story.

?Sopranos? prequel could be in the works with David Chase

New Line has purchased a screenplay for a ??Sopranos?? prequel from series creator David Chase and Lawrence Konner.

Things to Do

The Weekender: Wrinkles in time, tricks up sleeves, and ?Pretty in Pink?

The Globe?s picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.

Modeling?s glamour hides web of abuse

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.

Opinion & Ideas

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Will gondolas fly in the Seaport?

The gondola plan proposed by Millennium Partners deserves serious attention.

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Adult brains don?t make new neurons, controversial new study claims

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Trains on the Lowell and Haverhill lines canceled for the evening commute

FILE - In a March 10, 1937 file photo American aviatrix Amelia Earhart waves from the Electra before taking off from Los Angeles, Ca., on March 10, 1937. Earhart is flying to Oakland, Ca., where she and her crew will begin their round-the-world flight to Howland Island on March 18. (AP Photo, file)

Bones found on a Pacific island belong to Amelia Earhart, analysis claims

North Adams police are searching for the owner of a Worcester key to the city.

Large golden ceremonial key to Worcester found in North Adams

A model walked the runway in the August Concealed Carry Fashion Show in Milwaukee.

?Concealed Carry? fashion show postponed by Bass Pro Shops, according to gun groups

Watch this Newton teenager practice his lightsaber skills during the nor?easter

President Trump held a meeting at the White House Thursday.

Judge recommends President Trump mute instead of block Twitter users

Duxbury kids hitch ride with firefighters on flooded street to attend school

News travels fast on Twitter, particularly if it?s false, according to new research from MIT.

False news spreads more rapidly on Twitter. Is it just because it?s more interesting?

Tom Brady gets a fresh cut for a good cause

Al Santopietro shoveled snow off the porch roof of a ski rental building at Prospect Mountain ski area.

This Vermont town got 3 feet of snow ? but that didn?t stop business as usual

ALEXANDRIA, VA - MARCH 08: Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort (2nd R) arrives with his wife Kathleen Manafort (R) at the Albert V. Bryan U.S. Courthouse for an arraignment hearing March 8, 2018 in Alexandria, Virginia. Manafort was scheduled to enter a plea on new tax and fraud charges, brought by special counsel Robert MuellerÕs Russian interference investigation team, at the Alexandria federal court in Virginia, where he resides. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Paul Manafort pleads not guilty to tax and fraud charges

Boston Celtics' Gordon Hayward before their preseason NBA basketball game against the Philadelphia 76ers in Boston Monday, Oct. 9, 2017. (AP Photo/Winslow Townson)

Today?s ?Gordon Hayward is not coming back this year? update comes from Danny Ainge

Sports

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Boston, MA: 3/6/2018: The Bruins Rick Nash leaps in front of Detroit goalie Jared Coreau as he tries to screen him, first period action. The Boston Bruins hosted the Detroit Red Wings in a regular season NHL hockey game at TD Garden. (Jim Davis/Globe Staff)

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Bruins are in excellent position to be primed for the playoffs

Even the injuries to key pieces Patrice Bergeron and Charlie McAvoy have an upside.

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Head of VA New England retires under pressure

The network of eight hospitals and 48 clinics had come under intense criticism for inadequate care and poor accountability.

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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts expressed her opposition to efforts to roll back some bank regulations.

Warren cites Democrats backing effort to roll back banking rules

?If Republicans and some Democrats are going to help the bank lobbyists roll back Wall Street reform, we?re going to make sure the American people know about it,? the senator said.