The director will end his 19-year tenure, which has been marked by massive growth, as soon as a successor is hired.
Ortiz missed all the spring games last year nursing an injury, but things are going much better for him this time.
Chris Christie was in Boston with Mitt Romney and Charlie Baker to raise money for Republican gubernatorial candidates.
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DAN SHAUGHNESSY
Seven surgeries and 888 days since his last baseball game, Sizemore took the field for the Red Sox.
concert review
His nonstop performance weaved disparate tempos, textures, moods, and styles into an exhilarating night of sleek pop soul.
photography review
Think of “Paris Night & Day: Photography between the Wars,” the current exhibition at the McMullen Museum, as “A Photographable Feast.”
During the comedian’s 50-city tour, for the first time in years he didn’t have to be Tracy Jordan from “30 Rock” or any of his “Saturday Night Live” characters.
Alex Beam
Confessions of a weather geekEverybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it. Except check the forecasts. Lots of forecasts.
The former ace, now a special assistant to the GM, wants to work more with players and do less in the way of “public appearances.”
Wrongful death lawsuits have been filed against Hernandez by the families of two men shot and killed in Boston.
The attorney general is ‘‘resting comfortably and in good condition’’ after experiencing the symptoms, the Justice Department said.
More than 8 in 10 Democrats say they want Hillary Rodham Clinton to run for president in 2016.
CEO May last year received an increase in salary, stock awards, and cash incentives, but his overall compensation declined.
Adapted from a pair of stories by Anton Chekhov, the mixed-media theater piece is a somber and visually striking 75 minutes at the Emerson/Cutler Majestic Theatre.
The “House of Cards” character’s intentions play out in classic silhouettes, a neutral, dark palette, and minimal accessories.
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Medical care is now a tool of warModern conflicts have destroyed the old protections around health care — and we’re only just beginning to assess the damage.
