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The longest road | Part 2 of 3
For those locked in the cycle of hopes raised and dashed while dealing with mental illness, it?s hard to imagine a more exhausting journey. By Jenna Russell
Earthquake causes injuries, wide damage in northern Calif.At least 120 people had been treated at the emergency room in one Napa medical center, a hospital spokeswoman said.
An assistant harbormaster was able to rescue two men who were thrown into the water, according to the Provincetown Public Pier Corp.
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A deal remains elusive as the stalemate continues to drain millions of dollars a day from the grocery chain.
The temperatures have been, quite simply, pleasant. And therein lies the complaint.
Militants free US writer with Mass. ties who was held in SyriaPeter Theo Curtis?s captivity, at the hands of a group linked to Al Qaeda, was kept from the public.
The number of biotech research and development jobs increased by 13.7 percent between 2007 and 2013.
TOM KEANE
Ice Bucket Challenge a gimmick best not repeatedThreats to compel giving? It seems the opposite of what it really means to be charitable.
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What?s it like to raise kids in the city?Globe columnist Shirley Leung misses her life in Boston. But could she really handle city living with young children?
The Mariners swept a three- or four-game series from the Sox at Fenway for the first time in team history.
?Haiti and Brazil Hit The ?Ville? was centered on music, art, and food.
One Web page raised so much money in so few days that it was shut down and a second page was opened.
The 2016 framework is in line with plans pushed by Republicans.
Republicans in Congress want to kill the bank, but supporters say the federal agency helps US business compete in the global economy.
The average cost of the seven new or renovated schools opening in the suburbs at the start of this academic year is $100 million.
Reaching beyond dystopia and the paranormal, teen films take on real life.
She is the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. And somehow, for fairly short money, she?s now mine to play with.
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Quarries in New EnglandThe last active Quincy quarry closed in 1963, but there are still active quarries in New England, some of which are used the ubiquitous granite counter-top.
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Why can?t Greece shake its corruption problem?A report from a country where everyone knows a thousand ways around the rules.
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