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The prospect of power lines marring the landscape of Maine?s North Woods has stirred deep concerns in the region.
Soon-to-close Mount Ida pushed a positive narrative, until it didn?t A Globe review and statements from officials reveal that while the small college projected an image of growing success, it quietly struggled with mounting debt.
Cambridge Analytica employee defends role in data collection Alexander Kogan said he was upfront about how the data would be used and that Facebook never objected.
White-dominated construction unions want more diversity IBEW Local 103?s campaign attracted a record number of female and minority applicants, in line with a national push by building trades.
DA says woman killed in North Andover was likely strangled North Andover police, State Police detectives, and the Essex DA?s office are investigating Wendi Davidson?s death as a homicide.
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A shortage of the crustaceans is sending prices soaring in Boston restaurants.
James Shaw Jr. wrestled the rifle away from the man who shot and killed four people inside a Nashville restaurant on Sunday.
Comm. Ave. will close ? again ? for an extended period The bridge replacement project will force the road?s closure, and lane reductions on the Mass. Pike, for two weeks over the summer.
Hillary Clinton keeps up heat on Trump, but barely mentions Comey It was Clinton?s first public appearance the former FBI director began his nationwide book tour.
Harvard undergrads raising $1m to launch cryptocurrency fund Bushra Hamid has teamed up with three schoolmates to form Plympton Capital, named for a street near the university.
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England?s Liverpool FC and Italy?s AS Roma, both owned by Boston businessmen, will meet in the semifinals of Europe?s soccer championships.
Duchess of Cambridge is in labor, staff says Catherine was admitted to a London hospital early Monday, Kensington Palace said.
Shania Twain apologizes after saying she would have voted for Donald Trump The Canadian singer told The Guardian she would have voted for Trump because ?even though he was offensive, he seemed honest.?
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
The team and manager Alex Cora are facing their first test after dropping two in a row in Oakland.
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Celtics are on borrowed time this postseason, but their future is bright Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum absolutely carried the Celtics for the full 48 minutes of Game 4.
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Thomas remains on the court, unchallenged, unprotested, with all we know now about sexual harassment and other accusations against him.
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?Swine is sexy,? John Oliver tells viewers The political commentator focused his monologue this week on the Iran nuclear deal.
Rockport police say they need help in identifying jewelry thief Surveillance video appears to show a woman taking items from a shop on Bearskin Neck, police said.
Will Donald Trump listen to Ivana this time around? The president?s first wife advised her ex to not run for reelection and ??just go and play golf and enjoy his fortune.??
The Clintons, the Obamas, the Bushes, and first lady Melania Trump, all in one photo At Barbara Bush?s funeral, a photographer captured a rare moment.
On the Maine coast, they hold their own ?farewell to Barbara? About 200 people gathered Sunday on a beach in Kennebunk to remember former first lady Barbara Bush, who died last week.
A woman flying back from France brought an apple through customs. Cost: $500 An apple one day did not keep Customs agents away, a Colorado woman learned.
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Donald Trump makes golf horrible again Don?t hate the player, hate the game, the saying goes. When it comes to golf, I loathe them both.
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 . . .
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Only three years apart in age, the police officer and the career criminal accused of killing him could not have been more different.
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The Celtics were at their best in the final 18 minutes of Sunday?s loss, finally playing with confidence.
Sunday?s Spring Day of Service honored the memory of the 8-year-old Dorchester boy killed in the Boston Marathon bombings.
Two suburban homes and two city condos topped the biggest sales this week in Greater Boston.
Representative Al Swift?s 1993 bill is credited with helping millions of Americans register to vote.
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MassDOT will no longer implement a permanent lane closure on the lower deck (Route 1 northbound).
The attack raised concerns about the potential for violence to undermine Afghanistan?s long-delayed elections.
The direct primary care business is growing.
John Krasinski?s nearly dialogue-free horror film pulled in another $22 million over the weekend.
Doctors may learn bad habits at teaching hospitals with safety violations A STAT analysis of federal inspection data finds that there?s a wide gap in the quality of training at teaching hospitals.
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To commemorate Earth Day on Sunday, a look at transforming landscapes around the world bursting with color as warm weather approaches.
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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.
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