Sunday?s storm brought 2.9 inches of snow to Boston, bringing the total to just over 9 feet.
The Obama administration unveiled sweeping new measures to thwart the mislabeling of seafood and black-market fishing.
The storied, but often cringe-inducing event had plenty of jokes proudly delivered and poorly received, interspersed with occasional laugh-out-loud humor.
BetaBoston
A Cambridge startup?s technology uses Google Glass to display images of cartoon characters to encourage autistic children to focus on people?s faces.
In a letter to Deval Patrick obtained by the Globe, Boston University pledged the final $8.33 million for West Station back in September.
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An island-by-island, home-by-home campaign is persuading residents to conserve energy through subsidized repairs.
Some parents and food service employees worry that Boston students will not find anything they like to eat.
A man thought to be about 25 was trespassing at Cabot Yard when he was struck by a Red Line train, MBTA police said.
When she beat Alexander Ivanov last fall, Carissa Yip, 11, became the youngest female ever to defeat a grandmaster.
Heather Pillar
Long after his death, Morrie is still teaching, all around the world, in part because of a best-selling book about him, ?Tuesdays with Morrie.?
CHRISTOPHER L. GASPER
The top-ranked Wildcats (34-0) have an opportunity to become the first team to finish a perfect season since Indiana in 1976.
Joe Sullivan | Instant Analysis
Notre Dame, Kansas could give Kentucky a run for the moneyDuke appears to have an easy road to the Elite Eight, while Power 5 conference teams also got favorable treatment.
It is time again for the Globe?s annual Munch Madness tournament. Check out which local restaurants will compete beginning this week.
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US Rep. Seth Moulton marched with OUTVETS, which includes lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender veterans.
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History marched through South Boston as gay groups took part in the parade for the first time.
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Boston Mayor Marty Walsh marched in the parade Sunday.
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Governor Charlie Baker greeted parade-goers along the route.
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Members of pipefitters local 537 participated in the St. Patrick?s Day parade in South Boston.
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The parade made its way down West Broadway.
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The Regimental Band and Honor Guard from the Massachusetts Maritime Academy walked in step.
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The Berkeley Preparatory School Pipe and Drum Corps from Tampa, Fla., marched in the parade.
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The Lexington Minutemen were at the parade.
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Ms. America 2014 waited for the parade to begin.
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A bagpipe player wore a Boston Strong jersey.
Strife forgotten amid inclusive St. Patrick?s Day parade Openly gay groups participated for the first time and Boston?s mayor marched for the first time in two decades.
Adrian Walker
As an openly gay officer, Hancock has won full acceptance on the force, in a process measured in years, not weeks or months.
Parenting
Before doing anything, your first job should be to figure out whether this is garden variety teasing or actual bullying.
ST. JOHN?S PREP 2, MALDEN CATHOLIC 1
St. John?s Prep captures first Super 8 hockey championshipTed McNamara and Brian Groom each scored to put an end to Malden Catholic?s four-year reign as Super 8 champs.
Days 5 & 6: The fourth murder and a carjacking victim?s harrowing accountThis interactive timeline highlights trial coverage and a podcast featuring Globe columnist Kevin Cullen and WBUR reporter David Boeri.
james carroll
By making war, US unleashed mass rapeIn Washington, policy makers? anticipations of ?collateral damage? are self-servingly abstract.
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The big picture
Some fear that living amid severe violence will permanently scar the young generation in Syria and Iraq.
John Carlson?s first-period man-up goal, with Brad Marchand off for roughing, was the difference.
Nancie Atwell won the Global Teacher Prize and plans to donate the full amount to the Center for Teaching and Learning, which she founded.
The Senate will not consider the nomination of Loretta Lynch until it moves forward on a stalled human trafficking bill.
?What the hell did I do?? Durst whispers to himself in an unguarded moment caught during filming. ?Killed them all, of course.?
The program donates a percentage of purchases made by tech firms at participating companies to a Cambridge nonprofit.
BLO is to be applauded for mounting what may be only the second professional staging of any Janacek work in local operatic history.
The owners of this hideaway were thrilled to find a buildable parcel on the lakes region of Maine.
the internationalist
ISIS?s destruction of antiquities a ?cultural emergency?The acts have prompted profound grief among people who already are deeply engaged with the loss of human life.
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