In the pews and on the streets Tuesday night, cries of frustration and grief were heard.
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Protesters tried to gain access to Interstate 93 but were blocked by police.
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Police and demonstrators met near an entrance ramp onto Interstate 93 at Melnea Cass Boulevard.
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Police and demonstrators pushed against each other near Melnea Cass Boulevard and Mass. Ave.
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Police stopped demonstrators after they walked from Dudley Square.
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Protesters and police were in a stand-off near Interstate 93.
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City Council member Tito Jackson led demonstrators away from the Mass. Ave. on-ramp.
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Jose Honore, 18, and Bernadine Desanges, 24, both of Hyde Park, participated in a rally in Dudley Square.
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Johnnie Hamilton-Mason, a professor at Simmons College and resident of Hyde Park, held a candle during a silent vigil in Dudley Square.
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Inmates at the South Bay House of Corrections put their hands in the air after taping ?Mike Brown? on the window of their cell.
People protesting the Ferguson, Mo., grand jury decision took to the streets in some cities for a second day Tuesday.
National Guard ordered into FergusonNational Guard troops were deployed a day after several buildings were burned in Ferguson.
Darren Wilson says, ?I know I did my job right?The police officer who shot Michael Brown said he couldn?t have done anything to prevent Brown?s death.
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Berklee College of Music distanced itself from Bill Cosby amid accusations against him, but UMass Amherst is maintaining its ties.
Nor?easter expected to begin Wed. morningBoston may see 4 inches of snow while interior areas could get as much as 14 inches, and the Cape may be buffeted by gusts.
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The Red Sox introduced their free agent acquisitions on Tuesday, and both said their eyes were on baseball?s biggest prize.
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?Foxcatcher,? a quietly devastating dramaAs the reclusive millionaire John E. du Pont, Steve Carell gives a career-changer of a performance.
Derrick Z. Jackson
Hysteria over Ferguson grand jury an indictment of AmericaThe talk is about black violence, though the case is about a white police officer killing an unarmed black teen.
Sustaining long drives, chewing up the clock and keeping the ball out of Aaron Rodgers? hands is always a good thing.
The former tight end is expected at a separate murder trial Jan. 9; the Suffolk case had been scheduled for May 28.
The former longtime chief of staff under President George W. Bush was named president of the N.H. university.
The Ferguson officer?s grand jury testimony in September provides the first account directly from Darren Wilson of Michael Brown?s shooting.
The country had its strongest six months of growth in more than a decade.
?Rudolph? lights up the stage, tiny feet learn ?The Nutcracker,? plus 50 critics? picks.
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Demonstrators gathered in Ferguson, Mo., ahead of the grand jury?s decision in the Michael Brown death, and reacted after learning there would be no indictments.
Nov. 30 | Boston Harbor Hotel
A wintertime celebration featuring Boston Ballet?s ?The Nutcracker?Ice skating and a breakfast with the Nutcracker characters are topped off by a performance of the beloved holiday classic.
How New England could become Farmville againIn a new vision for the region, climate change gives local agriculture a big boost.
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