Robert Ronquillo III, son of the chief justice of the Boston Municipal Court, was also penalized multiple times for safety violations on the job.
KEVIN CULLEN
The troubled truth behind the Masters? champ is far more revealing than the packaged pageantry CBS did not allow the real story of Patrick Reed to intrude on its version of the story, complete with a sappy, melodramatic soundtrack and misty-eyed nostalgia.
A war-monitoring group said the airstrikes killed 14 people, including Iranians active in Syria.
Todd Brassner loved fast cars, electric guitars, expensive watches and making long, erudite pronouncements about art and art history.
The president?s past views on fire sprinklers are back in the news after a fire tore into a 50th-floor apartment at the Trump Tower in New York City .
The 2 emus that were running around Freetown have been captured Neighbors reported seeing the pair roaming around the railroad tracks near Braley Road.
Yoon S. Byun for The Boston Globe
Experts say Christopher Blair is one of the largest publishers of fake news on the Internet. He says he?s a satirist.
Protester charges, gets within feet of Bill Cosby, as retrial begins A topless protester with ?Women?s Lives Matter? written on her body jumped a barricade on Monday as the comedian walked into a suburban Philadelphia courthouse.
A man who was reported to be armed with a large knife was shot and wounded by Brockton police Sunday evening, according to the Plymouth DA?s office.
Harvard student: Trump?s lawyer threatened to get him expelled over prank The student, part of The Harvard Lampoon, told ?60 Minutes? that he got an angry call from Michael Cohen after the incident.
One day, in the friendly little town of Milton, a mysterious visitor arrived out of the blue. No one could say where, exactly, the little dog had come from. But before long, they began spotting it all over town . . .
John Tlumacki/Globe Staff
When the last of Roland Sitzler?s two terriers died two years ago, it felt like a connection to his late wife had, too. Then, last month, he happened upon a whimsical story in the Globe.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
The team was able to build confidence with its 8-1 start against the lowly Rays and Marlins.
Dave Epstein
The ingredients are there for a rainy Marathon The forecast could still change a lot in the next week, but things are looking stormy right now.
Barry Chin/Globe Staff
Sean P. Murphy | The Fine Print
In all likelihood, replacing the fob will cost hundreds of dollars ? maybe even more than $1,000.
For ?dreamers,? Trump?s tweetstorms are panic-inducing The young adults affected by the president?s changing stance are worried, stressed, and fed up with it.
Tech Lab
Hey Facebook users, want online privacy? Put your money where your mouth is There are alternative social networks to Facebook. But no one seems to want to pay for them.
A quest for addiction treatment that works, and the data to prove it A new and fast-growing company, Column Health, is challenging the traditional ways and measuring its own progress.
AG pledges inquiry after Mount Ida announces closure Students and parents are worried and angry in the wake of Friday?s announcement.
John Oliver says ?crisis pregnancy centers? mislead women Oliver said the clinics, which are run by antiabortion groups, regularly provide inaccurate health information.
Jimmy Kimmel tries to end his feud with Sean Hannity After several days of trading barbs on TV and social media, Kimmel attempted to defuse his feud with the Fox News host.
Long-term use of antidepressants is surging in the US Many who use the drugs and try to quit say they cannot because of withdrawal symptoms they were never warned about.
Starting in October, you can fly nonstop from Worcester to Philly The daily service to Philadelphia International Airport is slated to begin in October, according to the Massachusetts Port Authority.
After losing her leg, UMass Lowell student Noelle Lambert thought she?d never play lacrosse again. Then she scored in her first game back.
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Opinion | Diane Hessan
All is well in Trumpland Despite the drama and chaos surrounding our president, Trump voters have no regrets about their choice.
Opinion
Massachusetts has the nation?s lowest rate of gun deaths. Here are #7steps your state can take to save lives.
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The strange story of a global pharma company?s Silicon Valley winery Japanese drug maker Otsuka bought Ridge Vineyards in 1986 and has held onto the investment ever since.
Six runs and all but one of Boston?s seven hits in the eighth inning came with two outs.
Crews had to use a nearly half-mile long hose line to reach the upscale home, which was deemed a total loss.
Some new kitchens are nearly invisible; others employ decorative and design elements that assimilate them into the look of adjoining spaces.
Their comments came just hours after President Trump defended Pruitt, writing on Twitter that he was doing ??a great job.??
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The people of a small Canadian town are grieving at their hockey arena, laying flowers and jerseys in a makeshift memorial and gathering inside to mourn following the deaths of 15 people with the local youth hockey team in a highway crash
The victory will likely permit Viktor Orban?s government to continue with democratic backsliding.
American Express, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa will soon stop requiring signatures.
The company?s ambitious voyage concluded with a presentation of the rarely spotted ?Giovanna d?Arco.?
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Spring House Hunt: Should parents buy property in a college town? As the spring house hunt gets underway and National College Decision Day nears, thoughts are turning to campus housing.
Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff
The Big Picture
Here?s a look at some of the best images taken by Globe photographers in March: Multiple nor?easters, St. Patrick?s Day, and protesting gun violence.
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