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Guided by Thomas Menino?s words, Globe reporters revisit the places and lives that the former Boston mayor changed.
Menino will lie in state at Faneuil Hall Sunday and a Mass in his honor is slated at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross.
Students from the University of Southern Maine live in the building, but officials could not say if the deceased were students.
The man said his wedding ring slipped off his hand at some point while handing out 700 pieces of candy.
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Some 1,300 mourners gathered at Trinity Church to say a final farewell to the Rt. Rev. M. Thomas Shaw.
Plugged into the lineup to replace David Krejci, Fraser scored twice in the victory.
?You?re not a real soldier,? one man shouted Friday at Eric Frein, in reference to his military role-playing.
Some of the details of Baker?s emotional 2009 encounter with a soulful fisherman may have been lost at sea.
Despite the momentum of Major League Soccer and the team, the Revolution are one of the few clubs without a tailor-made soccer stadium.
At Plimoth Plantation?s Wampanoag Homesite and in Mass. schools, a starker version of the holiday emerges.
Mikko Nissinen?s new production of ?Swan Lake? for Boston Ballet at the Opera House, with sets and costumes by Robert Perdziola, is a spellbinder.
She calls him Oliver Twist, but he exhibits behavior befitting the Artful Dodger.
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Menino took a ground-level view of the city on a hill, earning himself a nickname for his focus on the nuts and bolts of everyday life: the urban mechanic.
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