With ten women and eight men selected as jurors, each side in the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will have about 45 minutes to provide an opening statement.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev will be judged by people who have sworn to follow the evidence. And that evidence is deeply damning.
Tommy Chang, Boston?s next school superintendent, has been working for the past three years as an administrator in the Los Angeles school district.
MBTA sets upgrade costs at $6.7bThe board that oversees the T also expressed skepticism about issuing refunds for poor service, saying repair and upgrades take priority.
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Shirley Leung
Assessed values have risen dramatically, and the corresponding increase in taxes is a shock to some small businesses.
Judge tosses teen?s confession in death of Danvers teacherThe judge doesn?t believe that Philip Chism paid adequate attention to his Miranda rights and ruled his confession can?t be presented to jurors.
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Organizers say they want the parade to proceed as scheduled in South Boston, where mountains of snow have turned driving and parking into a free-for-all.
With 1.6 inches of new snow this morning, Boston was still 1.9 inches short of its snowfall record.
Coastal communities in Massachusetts are seeing more ice on the water than they have in years.
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Chef Matt Jennings returned from Providence?s acclaimed Farmstead to make his New England brasserie, Townsman, a special experience for diners.
Devra First
The conduct of two women at Alden & Harlow, and a posting by the chef-owner, led to an online debate about his response.
DAN SHAUGHNESSY
The Red Sox wore No. 3 Tuesday, in honor of the former BC baseball star who has become a fund-raising force for ALS research.
Adrian Madaro will face Joanne T. Pomodoro, an independent candidate running a grass-roots campaign, in the special election on March 31.
SCOT LEHIGH
Boston mayor?s early lessonsWhat Walsh can learn from the Olympics bid, the school superintendent search, and all that snow.
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For Ashley Bennett, having her second child at home in Medford was an opportunity to be encouraged and supported.
After the 110-79 loss, coach Brad Stevens questioned the teamwork and intensity of his players.
Transit Police arrested eight suspected dealers during a two-week operation targeting people selling heroin and crack cocaine.
Passengers had bumps and bruises but no serious injuries after the jet skidded off a slippery runway in dense fog.
Hillary Clinton?s aides sought to play down the significance of her exclusive use of a personal e-mail account for State Dept. business.
More than 400,000 low-income workers in Massachusetts would benefit from a proposed increase in the state?s Earned Income Tax Credit.
The British early-music vocal ensemble Stile Antico presented music composed for the Hapsburg imperial court in a concert in Cambridge.
The team behind Journeyman expands to Study and the adjacent Ames Street Deli, with a singular, sometimes eccentric approach to food.
Will Boston?s crazy snowfalls make people leave?An endless winter has everyone threatening to flee for good. Who might really go ? and how it could shift the population.
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