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The boat where Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was hiding was riddled with at least 110 bullet holes.
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102 hours in pursuit of Marathon suspectsThe Globe?s authoritative account of the bombings and the largest manhunt in regional history.
Jokes proudly delivered and poorly received were interspersed with occasional laugh-out-loud humor.
Adrian Walker
Boston officer?s long march to acceptanceAs an openly gay officer, Tim Hancock has won full acceptance in a process measured in years, not weeks or months.
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With 108.6 inches of snow, the city notched its snowiest winter since records started being kept in 1872.
Testimony postponed in Aaron Hernandez murder trialThe judge did not say why she was putting the trial, which is scheduled to resume Tuesday, on hold.
In a letter to Deval Patrick, Boston University pledged the final $8.33 million for West Station back in September.
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Peter Abraham
How will it all shake out for the Red Sox? After 12 spring training games, here?s a second guess at what the roster will look like.
Alex Speier
Red Sox decided risk was worth it to sign Yoan MoncadaA thorough evaluation gave the Red Sox confidence to make an aggressive and record-setting offer for the Cuban star.
The subject of HBO?s ?The Jinx? has been linked to the deaths of his wife in N.Y. and a friend in Los Angeles.
Maine?s island dwellers get help staying warmAn island-by-island, home-by-home campaign is persuading residents to conserve energy through subsidized repairs.
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james carroll | Opinion
In Washington, policy makers? anticipations of ?collateral damage? are self-servingly abstract.
Newport to seek more federal money for Cliff Walk repairsAbout $347,000 would come from federal disaster relief funds set aside after Superstorm Sandy in 2012.
Nearly 20 years after his death, Morrie Schwartz lives on?Tuesdays with Morrie,? a story about the uniquely thoughtful Brandeis professor, has led to a worldwide phenomenon.
?I prefer to play with someone who?s actually good ? and I also like the pretty pieces,? said Andover?s Carissa Yip.
They belong in the museum, an extraordinary place, which should not be connected with empty frames and heist stories.
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.
John E. Sununu
Unbridled cellphone spying goes too farThose who simply shrug off this encroachment of the surveillance state are debasing the Fourth Amendment.
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Some fear that living amid severe violence will permanently scar the young generation in Syria and Iraq.
Ted McNamara and Brian Groom each scored to put an end to Malden Catholic?s four-year reign as Super 8 champs.
Openly gay groups participated for the first time and Boston?s mayor marched for the first time in two decades.
The Senate will not consider the nomination of Loretta Lynch until it moves forward on a stalled human trafficking bill.
The Russian president reappeared in public Monday after a curious absence of more than a week.
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.
Before doing anything, your first job should be to figure out whether this is garden variety teasing or actual bullying.
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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