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Edwin Alemany went drinking with friends after he allegedly kidnapped and murdered the 24-year-old South Boston woman, prosecutors said.
More than 364,000 people signed up for private coverage as of Nov. 30, more than three times the October total, new numbers show.
Credit card information belonging to hundreds of convention attendees was stolen and used to purchase goods.
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Nearly a year after the tragedy, the effort to not get dragged down by grief or anger takes many forms for Michele and Bob Gay.
The magazine said the pope has changed the perception of the Catholic church in a short time.
Sign language experts said there was no structure to the supposed interpreter’s arm and hand movements.
Bernard Madoff ’s $65 billion investment swindle destroyed paper fortunes and leveled charities, but many have risen from the ashes.
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Getting the job done With Quincy’s $1.6 billion redevelopment at risk, building trade unions must step up.
Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, and the Brooklyn Nets snapped the Celtics’ three-game winning streak, dropping them to 10-13.
The new Mohegan Sun casino proposal at Suffolk Downs will be allowed to compete for the Greater Boston casino license.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius called for an investigation into the launch of HealthCare.gov.
Mayor Menino outlined the most significant challenges facing Mayor-elect Martin Walsh and expressed confidence in his successor.
The soft drink giant will retrofit 100 of its service vans to run with the help of energy created whenever a driver brakes.
Several of Jules Olitiski’s exuberant, flashy late works are up at Adelson Gallery Boston.
A steadily growing foodie culture, paired with perpetual access to social media, has given new life to amateur food photography.
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Snowy New England wintersIt delights, it frustrates, and it changes the landscape in ways nothing else does. Winter in New England means snow — embrace it.
Can buildings be too young to save? The struggle to predict — and preserve — the architectural landmarks of tomorrow.
